Essential Melbourne Sightseeing Tour

Name: Essential Melbourne Sightseeing Tour
Brand: Viator
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

5.0(3)3 HoursEngelskMelbourne

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See Melbourne through the eyes of a local! Discover what makes Melbourne tick as we explore the city on foot, visiting major landmarks and hidden gems.

Your tour may include highlights such as: * Flinders St Station * Bourke St Mall * Historic arcades and laneways * Cafes and restaurants * Federation Square * The Yarra River and Birrarung Mar * Street art filled laneways * The Theatre District * Old Treasury Building and Parliament * Chinatown * Manchester Unity Building * Melbourne Town Hall * State Library * Ned Kelly’s armour * Queen Victoria Market (when open)

We’ll also take time to grab a coffee at one of the city’s most iconic cafes and sample some local food.

While we walk, we’ll talk about Melbourne’s history, it’s sporting culture, great places to eat and fun things to do as well as funny and quirky stories that even many locals don’t know.

PLEASE NOTE: A minimum booking of 2 guests is required for this tour.

Inkluderet

Local guide
Snacks
Coffee and/or Tea

Ikke inkluderet

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Hvad du skal lave

Royal Arcade
335 Bourke Street, , Melbourne, Australia
Learn about Melbourne's oldest arcade. See the Gog and Magog statues.
5 min
Flinders Street Station
Flinders St, , Melbourne, Australia
Discover the history and hidden secrets of Melbourne's most famous landmark
5 min
Hosier Lane
Melbourne, Australia
See the artwork in this and other lesser known laneways. Take some time for photos.
15 min
Degraves Street
Melbourne, Australia
Discover this and several of Melbourne's other iconic laneways.
10 min
Chinatown
Melbourne, Australia
Explore Chinatown and hear about its significance in the development of the city.
10 min

Mødested og afhentning

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Afhentningsdetaljer

Your tour host will meet you in front of the purse sculpture in the Bourke St Mall in front of the GPO Building which is on the corner of Bourke St Mall and Elizabeth St.