Melbourne Tour Packages

You will need more than a few days to understand and explore Melbourne. This city has numerous layers and histories to explore, with steel-and-glass high-rise structures, old architecture, and a diverse populace. Melbourne gets flights from all the major cities across the world, so getting here is not a big deal.

You should be aware of your alternatives for traveling around Melbourne as there is so much to see and do there. Being familiar with public transportation is essential while visiting Melbourne because it is a large city, and it's doubtful that you will want to stroll outside the city center. Taking the Skybus is the most excellent choice for getting into the city from Melbourne Airport.  Furthermore, nearly every area of Melbourne is accessible because of the city's network of railways, trams, and buses. Tickets for all forms of transportation are purchased using the Myki contactless card, also available on the Android platform and at some stations and 7-Eleven locations.

The most straightforward choice for staying in Melbourne is undoubtedly the CBD if you visit it for the first time. It’s because you will have easy access to transportation and a wide selection of cafés and eateries. Nevertheless, Melbourne offers a wide range of accommodations, from luxurious resorts and 5-star hotels to comfortable & affordable apart hotels & hostels.

Begin exploring the art and cultural capital of Australia with CBD & Lane ways. Remember to bring comfortable shoes while visiting Melbourne's CBD because there is a lot to see and do in such a tiny space. Start your morning in Federation Square with a cup of coffee to see magnificent buildings and take in the cityscape. Federation Square is where many Melbourne laneway walking tours begin.

The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is located in Federation Square, across from Flinders Street Station. It has several bustling restaurants, eateries, and outdoor entertainment screens from which sports are frequently broadcast. Check out the ACMI website in advance to see if any exhibitions focusing on art, culture, or cinema catch your attention.

The Melbourne Museum and the Royal Exhibition Building, both of which are situated in Carlton Gardens, are very close to the CBD. Both are well-known urban icons with fascinating art, history, and cultural displays.

Most of Melbourne's laneways' fame comes from the graffiti and urban art that has been daubed everywhere. It is evident when you see it for yourself that the best-known laneways for art are Hosier Lane (located across from Fed Square), Tattersalls Lane, Union Lane, and AC/DC Lane, named after the Australian rock band. Hosier Lane is worth checking out. Degraves Street, Centre Place, or Hardware Lane are other Melbourne lanes that are excellent for eating. It's worth exploring the area to see what you can find. A picture exhibition had once been slapped on the walls of a random, secluded passageway, which I found to be a delightful surprise.

If you love sports, you shouldn't pass up the chance to visit Melbourne Cricket Ground, popularly referred to as "The MCG" or "The G." (The shorter, the better in Australia). The MCG is Melbourne's cathedral if the sport is a religion. It is the tenth-biggest sports stadium in the world and the largest in Australia. The National Gallery of Victoria, one of the nation's most beautiful art museums, is a long way from the sporting events. It frequently hosts well-regarded international exhibits that have recently included pieces by Escher, Van Gogh, Calver, and Dior. Most exhibitions cost less than AUD 30, and access to the permanent collection is free.

Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Shrine of Remembrance. You may stroll across St. Kilda Road from the NGV to the stunning Botanic Gardens and Shrine of Remembrance.

Stroll the bustling beachfront of St. Kilda. The beach is not very impressive, but St Kilda, a coastal town, has a mischievous allure that may be exemplified by the slightly ominous but somehow alluring frightening clown face that forms the entrance to Luna Park. While strolling down the St. Kilda Foreshore, you'll have to avoid rollerbladers and cyclists, but on bright days, the atmosphere is still alive with crowded outdoor cafés and beer gardens along the seafront. Get a coffee and a picture at the end of St Kilda Pier, which provides a fantastic panoramic view of the Melbourne cityscape. Perhaps better, you could even see one of St. Kilda's cutest inhabitants: the little penguins who make their nests between the breakwater's rocks.

Furthermore, there is no place closer to Melbourne than the Eureka Skydeck at Eureka Tower, which offers the city’s best views. This open-air observation platform has the highest views in the Southern Hemisphere.

Apart from CBD, exploring the outskirts is also worthwhile in Melbourne. You can start with Collingwood, which is renowned among professionals. Urban art is abundant across Collingwood and the nearby Fitzroy.  Historic Fitzroy Gardens are a must to visit if you are a nature lover. It is one of Melbourne's most magnificent parks. It has a replica Tudor village, lovely shrubs, several fountains, flowers, and strolling lanes bordered by trees. A cafe and a children's playground are also present.

Although not a must-see in the city, this is incredibly pleasant, particularly if you travel to Melbourne with children. Don't forget to see the Conservatory and the Cooks' Cottage. The Dolphin Fountain and the Fairies Tree are sure to delight children. It's interesting to note that Captain Cook's Cottage is his original home, which he built when he first charted Australia's east coast in 1770. In 1934, the house that had previously existed in England was transported to Australia and rebuilt in Fitzroy Gardens.

In the 1800s, Melbourne was established on the rich agricultural area around the Yarra River. The Yarra River still plays a big part in Melbourne residents' daily lives, even if it is no longer the city's lifeblood. To enjoy the lively environment along the river bank, take a stroll along the serene Yarra River. Better still, why not do as real Melbourneites do and check out one of the riverside eateries for breakfast or supper along the lovely Yarra River?

You may want to engage in Melbourne's dynamic nightlife at some time while you are there. The region around the Yarra River is one of the city's primary venues for this. Aside from this, Melbourne offers a thriving nightlife with a wide variety of hip pubs spread around this bustling city. While some are concealed or have themes, most are fun to drink in.

Melbourne also holds its title as Australia's culinary capital because of its many highly regarded chefs, diverse flavors, and the region's abundance of exquisite ingredients. Several terrific destinations for lunch, coffee, breakfast, and dinner are guaranteed to please even the most discriminating gourmet since dining at one would be a must for any food lover visiting the city.

Melbourne is undoubtedly a heaven for shoppers. Although, if you don't know where to begin or what to anticipate at each retail location, this paradise may first appear a little hard to traverse. You have several sites for shopping, such as malls, outlets, arcades, low-priced shops, thrift markets, and specialty stores. While visiting Melbourne, you must experience adventures and sports if you have extra time. It includes a hot-air balloon flight at sunrise, learning surfing on the Great Ocean Road, a Melbourne city sights kayak tour, ice and fire bath at Peninsula Hot Springs. Scots' Church Melbourne is also a marvel that attracts several tourists.

State Library of Victoria, Williamstown, Wilsons Promontory, Puffing Billy Railway, Port Campbell National Park, Pentridge Prison, Melbourne Zoo, SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, Penguin Parade & Koalas, and many other sites are exciting places to visit.

Book a fantastic package from our list of Melbourne tour packages to take the most out of your Melbourne trip. The best tourist attractions in Melbourne and Victoria are covered by a variety of one-day and multi-day excursions offered by Dook Travels. Our trips are customized to meet your needs, including the places you want to visit, the restaurants you choose for lunch and supper, and the departure hours. We guarantee that no detail will be overlooked, that all the hard work has been done on your behalf, and that nothing will leave you unsatisfied. Give us a chance to assist you with your Melbourne trip’s better experience.

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