MELBOURNE
Melbourne’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Melbourne and across Victoria. What each day actually delivers, who runs it and what it costs.
A 3-hour Melbourne walking tour through laneways and landmarks, with coffee, a drink, and local tips for your next days in the city.
Most Popular“Great overview of the city and history!”
Full-day Great Ocean Road tour from Melbourne: 12 Apostles views, wild koalas, forest walk, Loch Ard Gorge, morning tea included.
“This tour with our guide Warren was amazing! Warren kept us engaged with vast knowledge and jokes! Highly recommended for anyone planning travel to Melbourne.”
A 1-hour after-dark ghost walk in Victoria with a local storyteller guide. Small groups, historic stops, and creepy stories for $17.31.
“Great tour, really great way to see City, tour guide had a real “presence” and the stories had us interested from the start. So much intrigue and fun.”
Full-day Great Ocean Road combo with the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and a temperate rainforest walk plus morning tea from Melbourne.
“We really enjoyed the Great Ocean Road trip. It was a long day, but our bus driver, Lauren, kept us entertained. We learned a lot about Australia. We stopped at different places which made the trip interesting. Highlights were seeing the 12 Apostles, koalas in the wild and a really beautiful rainforest walk. Great would…”
Taste Melbourne’s laneway classics on a small 3-hour walk with dumplings, sweets, coffee, and a final drink in the CBD.
“Our guide, Rita, knew all the vendors personally and told us the “story” of how their shop came to be. It was an enjoyable afternoon. The bahn mi stop was our favorite. Rita is from Melbourne and knew the history and background on all areas. It was well paced and the food selections were tasty…”
Melbourne laneways and arcades in 3 hours with a small group, Royal Arcade and Hosier Lane, plus coffee and chocolate tasting.
“Great lanes and arcade tour. Liz was a great tour guide and brought the city of Melbourne alive! It was amazing to see the "lanes" and arcades come alive. Melbourne has a rich history and this tour opened up a whole new world to explore and appreciate1”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Melbourne’s Gold Rush history, laneway street art, coffee culture, and a classic pub drink.
Aboriginal Heritage Walk in Melbourne Gardens with an Indigenous guide, plant stories, and lemon myrtle tea, for $30.51.
“Uncle Ben's poem that said to us and the hand gestures whilst his telling of it.”
3-hour Melbourne CBD foodie walk through laneways and arcades with coffee, seven tastings, and a local drink at Whitehart Bar.
Taste couverture chocolate, patisserie, and sweet surprises across Melbourne’s arcades and laneways on a guided 3-hour walking tour.
“The guide Lauren was very informative and the chocolate was delicious! We saw clock performances and historical arcades.”
Four-hour Melbourne food walking tour for up to eight people with lunch and tastings across Peruvian, Spanish, Chinese, and more.
“Amazing experience to get to know Melbourne ! Russell is professional, passionate and helpful in every way.”
A 90-minute Melbourne ghost and mystery walking tour through laneways, Chinatown opium lore, Jack the Ripper rumors, and the Federici tragedy.
Taste local bites and sampled drinks in Victoria’s top spots, with a short harbor ferry ride, on an easy 2.5-hour small-group walk.
“Easy walking. Pleasant harbour taxi ride. 2 stops for snacks and local drinks. The guide was knowledgeable and very friendly”
Walk Victoria’s Old Town in 1.5 hours. Hear stories through provided headsets, from Inner Harbour to Fan Tan Alley and Chinatown.
“Great informative history.nice way to start the weekend. Answered all the questions we had. I would recommend.”
Creepy Tales blends Melbourne ghost stories with guided stops at Queen Victoria Market and Old Melbourne Gaol, plus bar breaks in laneways.
“Lenny was an excellent host! He sure knows his history of Melboune considering he is a computer geek! It was a pleasure rolling along on this tour with him! Lots of great history and cool bars visited and facts were shared which was a Read more”
The laneways and the bay, and every road out to the coast and the ranges.
