Half-Day Private Guided Introduction Tour in Melbourne

The most beautiful garden of Melbourne, we take a walk and visit conservatory and Captain Cook cottage (outside)

Optional visit from the old Catholic Cathedral of Melbourne

Visit Parliament House and other highlights of Parliament square

Collins street is the fanciest street in Australia with lots of the best examples buildings with Classic architecture from 19 th century.

Optional Walking tour through laneways, in case of having walking tour a part of the other stops will be removed

Optional - The Block Arcade in Melbourne, a heritage-listed shopping arcade, is a stunning example of 19th-century architecture and a beloved destination in the heart of the city. Built in the late 1800s, it features intricate mosaic floors, a glass canopy, and elegant Victorian-style decorations. The arcade houses a variety of boutique shops, cafes, and specialty stores, offering a unique shopping and dining experience. Its charming atmosphere and historical significance make it a must-visit landmark for both locals and tourists.

Optional - Degraves Street in Melbourne is a bustling laneway renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and eclectic charm. Nestled between Flinders Street and Flinders Lane, this iconic street is lined with an array of cozy cafes, artisan eateries, and boutique shops. Its European-inspired ambiance, with outdoor seating and vibrant street art, attracts both locals and tourists seeking a lively spot to enjoy coffee, meals, and people-watching. Degraves Street embodies Melbourne’s dynamic laneway culture, offering a delightful mix of culinary delights and unique shopping experiences.

Optional - Chinatown in Melbourne is a vibrant cultural precinct located in the heart of the city, along Little Bourke Street. Established during the Victorian gold rush in the mid-19th century, it is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the Western world. The area is adorned with traditional Chinese architecture, colorful lanterns, and ornate arches, creating an immersive cultural experience. Visitors can explore a plethora of authentic Chinese restaurants, teahouses, and specialty stores offering Asian groceries, herbs, and unique gifts. Chinatown also hosts various cultural festivals and events, making it a lively and essential destination for both locals and tourists.

The old traditional market, running since 1878 with more than 600 different stalls offering handicraft, souvenier, fruit and poultry. Except Monday and Wednesdays

ACDC Lane in Melbourne is a lively tribute to the legendary rock band AC/DC, reflecting the city's rich music culture. Situated off Flinders Lane, this narrow laneway is adorned with rock 'n' roll-themed street art and murals celebrating the band's legacy. Known for its vibrant nightlife, ACDC Lane is home to iconic live music venues, bars, and clubs, attracting music enthusiasts and revelers alike. The lane's gritty, energetic ambiance embodies Melbourne's dynamic cultural scene, making it a favorite spot for fans of live music and urban art

The war memorial - outside this time also includes driving around Melbourne art precinct - sport precinct and Albert park

Visit the most beautiful beach in Melbourne, with its famous colourful beach boxes as one of the most popular spot for Instagram photos also its great view of Melbourne Skyline

Hosier Lane in Melbourne is a renowned urban canvas celebrated for its vibrant street art and graffiti. Located in the central business district, this laneway has become a dynamic open-air gallery, attracting artists and visitors from around the world. The walls of Hosier Lane are covered with an ever-changing array of colorful murals, stencils, and paste-ups, showcasing a diverse range of artistic styles and social commentaries. This iconic laneway not only highlights Melbourne’s thriving street art scene but also serves as a popular backdrop for photographers and tourists, making it a must-see destination for anyone exploring the city.

The old central station of Melbournefrom early 20th centery, with its heritage clocks which are the most popular meeting point in Melbourne, we will share the funny mistake that happened when the station was being designed.