Free Walking Tour of Melbourne

The free walking tour of Melbourne provides an introduction to Australia’s cultural capital, highlighting various monuments and sights.

Tour Details

Meeting point is at Flinders Station, Australia's oldest train station. The tour explores Melbourne's historic center, known as the CBD, the cultural hub of Australia.

The first stop is St. Paul Cathedral, noted for its architecture. The tour then proceeds to Federation Square Plaza, a key tourist attraction hosting over 2000 cultural events annually.

Next, the route crosses the Yarra River Bridge for panoramic views of the city. On the opposite bank, the tour includes a visit to the Immigration Museum, which commemorates Australia's immigration history.

The itinerary also includes a stroll through ACDC Lane, named after the famous rock band, featuring artwork commemorating their legacy since its inauguration in 2004.

The tour concludes at Collins Street, known for its hidden passageways adorned with street art, lasting approximately two hours.

Large Groups

This free tour is limited to groups of no more than six people, even if bookings are made separately. Larger groups are advised to consider a private tour of Melbourne.