Melbourne City Discovery Tour

With a bustling population of over 4 million, Melbourne has come a long way from its gold rush days in the 1850s and is on track to become Australia's most populous city.

This diverse city has a lot to offer, from cool historic buildings and world-famous gardens to top-notch art museums, a melting pot of cultures, a buzzing food scene, sports arenas, lively downtown cafés, and some seriously awesome shopping spots.

Let us show you why Melbourne's reputation is so stellar as we take you on a tour of these amazing places.

Parliament Hill – Pass by the Treasury Building, House of Parliament, Windsor Hotel

The ‘Paris End’ of Collins St – See how the city was laid out during the ‘boom’ period of the 1850’s Gold Rush.

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’.

Lygon Street – Drive through the home of the city’s famed coffee culture and Melbourne's own 'Little Italy"

Royal Exhibition Building – View this UNESCO protected buildingwith the Carlton Gardens surroundingfrom the comfort of the bus.

Sports Precinct – Learn about the origins or Australia Rules Football and see Australia’s biggest stadiums.

St Patrick’s Cathedral – Overlooka leading example of Gothic-revival architecturefrom your air conditioned vehicle.

Royal Botanical Gardens – Find rare plants and see stunning landscapes and iconic buildings. See the Ornamental Lake during our visit here.

Federation Square – Pass byMelbourne’s central square with its modern Architecture, surrounding Flinders St Station & St Paul’s Cathedral.

St Kilda – Melbourne’s most popular beach-side suburb. Travel along Port Phillip Bay to view mansions, historic sea baths and Luna Park’s eye-catching rides in this beautiful seaside suburb.

Albert Park – Overlook expansive parklands and the location of Melbourne’s Formula One Grand Prix circuit.

The Shrine of Remembrance – A memorial to Australians who served in global conflicts throughout Australia's history. Walk to the top to see wonderful views of Melbourne.

Melbourne’s Arts Precinct – Pass by one of the great creative and cultural destinations in the world including the National Gallery of Victoria, Victorian College of the Arts & Hamer Hall.