About Melbourne Tourist Attractions
Melbourne

Melbourne is most definitely Australia’s culture capital. This cosmopolitan city is dripping with restaurants, cafés, art galleries, museums and fashion. Plus, it’s just a short day trip away from world renowned natural wonders, incredible wildlife and premium wine regions.
Located in Australia’s southern state of Victoria, Melbourne is a vibrant city with just the right architectural mix of colonial heritage and contemporary design; from the European grandeur of Flinders Street Station to the brave innovation of Federation Square.
Melbourne is a city of foodies and nothing delights them more than a good bottle of wine to accompany their meal. You’ll find more wineries and even a strawberry farm to amuse your taste buds on the picturesque Mornington Peninsula just south of the city.
Melbourne City Sights

Explore Melbourne’s lively and diverse city with an insider’s guide to its iconic sights, arts scene, and multicultural heritage. See landmarks like the Shrine of Remembrance, Federation Square, and the UNESCO-listed Royal Exhibition Building. Take in vibrant street art, quaint laneways, and famous markets, and enjoy panoramic city views. This tour covers Melbourne’s unique cultural blend, history, and architecture, making it easy to see why the city is highly rated worldwide.
Features
- City transport
- Photo opportunities at every landmark
- Guide with local knowledge
- Limited walking
- Pick-up and drop-off
Melbourne City Attractions

Meet Your Guide & Start Your Tour
Begin with a brief overview from your guide, introducing Melbourne’s cultural and historical background. Then, enjoy the first leg of the journey by exploring the Parliament Hill area and Collins Street’s "Paris End," with views of the Windsor Hotel, Treasury Building, and classic Victorian architecture dating back to Melbourne’s Gold Rush era.
The Sporting Precinct & Fitzroy Gardens
Drive through Melbourne’s Sporting Precinct, home to major stadiums where you’ll hear about the city's sports history, including Australian Rules Football. At Fitzroy Gardens, visit Cook’s Cottage and the Conservatory, a city highlight for garden and history enthusiasts.
The Shrine of Remembrance & St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Next, the Shrine of Remembrance offers a stunning vista over Melbourne. Climb to the top for sweeping city views and learn about its significance as a memorial. At St. Patrick’s Cathedral, view remarkable Gothic architecture with intricate sandstone and bluestone designs.
Queen Victoria Market & Lygon Street
Head to Queen Victoria Market, a bustling spot for fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies. Then, tour Lygon Street, Melbourne’s "Little Italy," home to the city’s renowned coffee culture and Italian heritage.
Royal Exhibition Building & Federation Square
See the UNESCO-protected Royal Exhibition Building surrounded by the Carlton Gardens, then arrive at Federation Square with views of Flinders Street Station and St. Paul’s Cathedral, completing the day with insights into Melbourne’s arts district.