Melbourne
Join our Melbourne City Discovery Tour and explore the city's top landmarks!
Melbourne
Join our Melbourne City Discovery Tour and explore the city's top landmarks!
Collins Street
(Pass by)
The 'Paris' end of Melbourne City.
Hosier Lane
Discover Melbourne's lively street art hub. Stroll through a vibrant display of colours and creativity, where the constantly evolving murals reflect the heart of the city's artistic culture.
Flinders Street Station
(Pass by)
Marvel at one of Melbourne's most iconic buildings.
National Gallery of Victoria
(Pass by)
Pass through the Arts Precinct to glimpse one of Melbourne's most prestigious cultural institutions.
Shrine of Remembrance
Victoria’s spectacular national war memorial. Built to honour the men and women of Victoria who served in World War I and now a memorial to all Australians who served in global conflicts.
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Pass by Australia’s biggest stadium and learn all about our original game of Australian Rules Football. We visit the forecourt area only.
Parliament House
(Pass by)
Drive through Parliament Hill and enjoy the sight of some of Melbourne's most well known buildings.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Built from bluestone and sandstone, St Patrick's Cathedral is a leading example of Gothic-revival architecture.
Fitzroy Gardens
A very popular spot for picnics and an escape to nature within Melbourne city. Enjoy a short walk through the conservatory and take photos of the blooming flowers & step back in time with a visit to Cooks Cottage, dating back to 1755.
Little Lon Distilling Co.
Photo stop at Little Lon Distilling Co, a small but charming location that offers a glimpse into one of Melbourne’s most notorious districts from the 1850s.
Lygon Street
(Pass by)
Melbourne's Little Italy. Home to some of the best restaurants and coffee shops in Victoria.
Melbourne Museum
(Pass by)
Drive by the largest museum in the Southern Hemisphere nestled amongst Carlton Gardens
Old Melbourne Gaol
(Pass by)
Old Melbourne Gaol is a historic prison known for its role in Australia's criminal history, including the notorious hangings of 133 inmates, most famously the bushranger Ned Kelly.
Queen Victoria Market
(Pass by)
Australia’s largest ‘open air’ market. Home to the city’s freshest fruit and vegetables, the amazing delicatessen and the famous Melbourne ‘fish market’.
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