Walking Tour in Melbourne

Walking Tour in Melbourne

This walking tour in Melbourne explores some of the city’s historic and cultural buildings, laneways, and sites. Visitors will see 19th-century architecture, streets lined with bars and restaurants and street art, and beautiful public spaces, reflecting Melbourne’s development over the past century and more.

Highlights

• Step inside history at a 19th-century library that holds rare books and manuscripts.

• Walk along lanes where past and present meet, with bars, cafes, and city life all around.

• Discover iconic theatres and towers that shaped the city’s cultural and industrial heritage.

Meeting point

Meet your guide under the clocks at Flinders Street Station. Your guide will be under the Alamein Line clock with a friendly smile.

Itinerary

Start the tour under the clocks at Flinders Street Station, the main suburban railway station in Melbourne. Walk east to Chapter House, which stands next to St Paul’s Cathedral and dates back to the late 19th century. Continue along Flinders Lane, home of multiple bars and restaurants, and down Duckboard Place, a narrow laneway off Flinders Lane known for its street art, including a “love letter” to Melbourne.