The Bankstown Line is a railway line in Sydney, Australia, operated by Sydney Trains. It connects the suburb of Bankstown to the city center, providing essential transport for commuters and residents along its route. The line features several stations, including Punchbowl, Canterbury, and Sydenham, facilitating access to various neighborhoods. Originally opened in the late 19th century, the Bankstown Line has undergone multiple upgrades and extensions over the years. It is part of the Sydney Trains network, which serves a vast area of the city and surrounding regions, making it a vital component of Sydney's public transport system.