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What better way to escape the heat of summer or the rain in winter than to wander the narrow alleys and arcades that Melbourne has recently become famous for. We’ll show you some of the best street art and shopping in the most picturesque nooks and crannies of the city.
Melbourne is often referred to as the cultural hubs of Australia. A place where foodies, art enthusiasts, and creatives are magnetically drawn to. On this 2-hour private walking tour, we’ll be exploring the city’s many cultural facets, from boutique shopping to internationally renowned street art and much more.
Your personal guide-ographer will escort you through secret alleys, away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist trail, where the street art scene has flourished in recent years.
Much of our time is spent under cover which makes this tour a great option for when the weather is not playing nice since we can easily escape the rain or heat.
You’ll meet your guide in true Melbourne fashion – under the Flinder’s Street Station steps. From here you will have a great view along the Yarra River and we’ll help point out our favorite spots to grab a bite or drink.
Once we leave Federation Square we’ll be diving deep into the nooks and crannies of Melbourne’s revitalized lanes, alleys, and arcades. Following this squiggly network of narrow passages, we’ll pass by art-filled walls with a grimy grungy feel and through high-end shopping arcades worthy of royalty.
There are many spectacular buildings scattered around Melbourne thanks to the influx of cash during the Gold Rush and we’ll take you into some of our favorites, stopping to grab a delicious coffee early on for that extra boost!
This itinerary is jammed full of eye-catching moments with lots of opportunities for us to snap a bunch of photos. At the end of this tour you’ll be left wondering how the last two hours flew by so quickly.
