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Express Walking Tour Melbourne

856 activities · Australia

Melbourne, Australia, has 856 activities, tours and experiences to book. Don't miss: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Royal Exhibition Building, Eureka Tower, Carlton Gardens. Also worth exploring nearby: St Kilda, Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong.

01Things to do

Must-see places

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Melbourne Cricket Ground

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Royal Exhibition Building

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Eureka Tower

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Carlton Gardens

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National Gallery of Victoria

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Melbourne Rectangular Stadium

Stadium

02Activities to book

The best experiences in Melbourne

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03Explore nearby

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Frequently asked questions about Melbourne

What is there to do in Melbourne?

Melbourne has 856 activities, tours and day trips you can book online. Among the most booked: « Great Ocean Road Reverse Itinerary Boutique Tour - Max 12 Guests », « Full-Day Great Ocean Road and 12 Apostles Tour », « Puffing Billy & Rainforest Tour from Melbourne ».

What are the top-rated activities in Melbourne?

According to traveller reviews: « Melbourne: Yarra Valley Wine, Gin, Whisky and Chocolate Tour » (5.0/5, 5,393 reviews) ; « From Melbourne: Yarra Valley Wine, Gin, Cider & Chocolate tour » (5.0/5, 5,691 reviews) ; « Hot Air Balloon Flights over Melbourne City (optional breakfast) » (5.0/5, 499 reviews).

What are the must-see places in Melbourne?

Not to be missed in Melbourne: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Royal Exhibition Building, Eureka Tower, Carlton Gardens, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.

Can you cancel an activity in Melbourne for free?

Usually, yes: 23 of the 24 most popular activities in Melbourne offer free cancellation. The exact terms are shown on each activity page before you book.

What is there to visit near Melbourne?

Close to Melbourne: St Kilda, Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong.

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· Melbourne· By Free Tour Melbourne

Duration

1 h 30 min

Language

English

Guidance

Guide

Group

Up to 20 pers.

Booking

Instant confirmation

Lead time

Bookable until departure

Ticket

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Tickets

One per booking

Cancellation

Free cancellation available

From €16 per person

1 to 20 travelers per booking.

1 × Adult × €16€16
Total€16

Overview

Short on time but want to see the best of Melbourne? The 90-minute Express Walking Tour packs the city’s highlights into one relaxed afternoon stroll. Led by knowledgeable local guides with thousands of 5-star reviews, you’ll get insider stories and tips you won’t find in a guidebook. Meet your guide at the State Library of Victoria, then wander through historic Chinatown, along Bourke Street Mall, and through the beautiful Victorian-era Royal Arcade and Block Arcade. Sip in the café buzz of Degraves Street, explore the ever-changing street art of Hosier Lane, and admire St Paul’s Cathedral and Flinders Street Station along the way. The tour ends at Federation Square, with plenty of ideas and recommendations for the rest of your stay. Book now and see Melbourne like a local!

What's included

  • ✓An extremely charasmatic and knowledgable, local to Melbourne, Guide!

Available options

Choose your option when you book.

Express Walking Tour Melbourne

from €16
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Itinerary

  1. State Library of Victoria

    Meet your guide on the steps of the State Library of Victoria, one of Melbourne’s most loved landmarks. Hear the story behind this historic building and its famous domed reading room, then set off on a relaxed walk through the heart of the city.

    · 5 min
  2. Chinatown

    Wander into Melbourne’s Chinatown, one of the longest-running Chinese communities in the Western world, dating back to the gold rush. Stroll down Little Bourke Street, learn how the area has changed over the years, and take in the lanterns, laneways and local food spots.

    · 5 min
  3. Bourke Street Mall

    Stroll along Bourke Street Mall, the bustling heart of Melbourne’s shopping district. Admire the grand heritage buildings, including the old GPO, and see the trams rattle past as you hear the stories behind one of the city’s busiest streets.

    · 5 min
  4. Royal Arcade

    Step inside Royal Arcade, Melbourne’s oldest shopping arcade, which opened in 1870. Admire its Victorian-era mosaic floors and glass roof, and meet Gog and Magog, the two giant figures that strike the hour above the entrance.

    · 5 min
  5. The Block Arcade

    Explore the Block Arcade, a grand Victorian-era shopping arcade from the 1890s. Admire the mosaic floors, the glass canopy and the ornate shopfronts, and hear how “doing the Block” became a fashionable Melbourne pastime.

    · 5 min
  6. Degraves Street

    Wander down Degraves Street, one of Melbourne’s most famous laneways, known for its café culture. Grab a coffee at one of the outdoor tables, soak up the buzz, and hear how the city’s laneways became a symbol of Melbourne life.

    · 5 min
  7. Hosier Lane

    Explore Hosier Lane, Melbourne’s best-known street art laneway. See the colourful murals and stencils covering every wall, and hear how the art is constantly painted over and renewed by local and international artists.

    · 5 min
  8. Cathédrale Saint-Paul

    Pause at St Paul’s Cathedral, a striking Gothic Revival landmark that has stood in the heart of Melbourne since the late 1800s. Admire its soaring spires and stonework, and hear the story of this peaceful spot right across from Federation Square.

    · 5 min
  9. Flinders Street Station

    See Flinders Street Station, Melbourne’s most recognisable landmark and Australia’s oldest railway station. Admire the yellow Edwardian facade and its famous domed entrance, and hear about the tradition of “meeting under the clocks.”

    · 5 min
  10. Fed Square

    Finish your walk at Federation Square, Melbourne’s lively cultural and public gathering space. Take in the striking modern architecture, see the city’s mix of old and new side by side, and get tips from your guide on where to go next.

    · 5 min

How to use your ticket

Look out for the orange umbrella!

Meeting and end point

Departure

On the steps outside the front of the State Library of Victoria (Swanston Street Entrance)

End

Ending atop the steps at Federation Square

What to know before you go

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • This activity can accommodate a maximum of 20 travelers.
  • You will receive confirmation immediately when you book.

Travelers

Child (0-15 years)Adult (16-120 years)

1 traveler(s) minimum · 20 maximum per booking.

At least one adult required per booking.

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

  • From 1 days before : 100% refunded
  • From 0 days before : 0% refunded

Product code: 465797P6

Activity offered by Free Tour Melbourne via Viator.