Melbourne city tour is the ideal way to see and enjoy all the major sights of Melbourne CBD. And with the help of mnmridez Chauffeur service, you can now explore what Melbourne has to offer on a more intimate level.

Our chauffeur service offers incomparable sightseeing in the city so you can discover the  incredible history and character of Melbourne .

Our Melbourne professional chauffeur will take you on an exciting guided tour of Melbourne to get a glimpse of the life of this cultural melting pot. In addition, our private Melbourne city tour offers a luxury chauffeur car to take you around historic landmarks.

Whether you’re in Melbourne for business or leisure, our private tour of the city will give you an opportunity to get acquainted with this cosmopolitan city and its attractions. From Federation Square to the Eureka Skydeck, we’ll introduce you to Melbourne’s main attractions in a fun and relaxed way.

Popular Melbourne City Tours

1. Federation Square

Federation Square is one of Melbourne’s most iconic landmarks.

Located on the corner of Flinders Street and Swanston Street, this unique precinct brings together arts, culture, dining, and retail to create a magical and vibrant place at the heart of Melbourne.

The Square covers 3.2 hectares and has building complexes and an open grassy area with plenty of space to run around and enjoy yourself.

In addition, Federation Square is an important civic space for large outdoor gatherings and events such as New Year’s Eve celebrations and festivals.

2. Flinders Street Railway Station

The iconic Flinders Street Station, opened in 1910, is one of Australia’s most interesting and beautiful train stations. Plus, it’s also the oldest railway station in Australia.

Did you know the Flinders Street Railway Station is the busiest railway station in Melbourne’s metropolitan network? In fact, it recorded an average daily entry of 92,072 in 2019.

At 708 meters, this railway station also has the longest platform in Australia, stretching from Swanston Street to Queen Street. Not to mention it’s the fourth-longest in the world.

This railway station is so popular that it has appeared in movies, such as Squizzy Taylor and On The Beach.

3. Queen Victoria Market

There is little doubt that Queen Victoria Market is an icon, but it is much more than that.

Queen Victoria Market, located in the heart of the city, is Australia’s number one open-air fresh food and produce market in Melbourne. Also, at over 7 hectares, it’s the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere.

This market opened in 1878. Yet, it’s still renowned for its diverse mix of fresh, high-quality produce and hundreds of specialty shops and stalls. Indeed, it’s a great place to look for fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fresh fish, cheap clothing, accessories, and interesting goods from around the world.

And with over 2.7 million visitors in the 2020 Melbourne Tourism Statistics, it’s easy to see why this open-air market is a must-visit.

4. National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

When you think of art or Melbourne culture, the National Gallery of Victoria is one of the biggest names to come to mind. Located at 180 St Kilda Road, it is home to some of the most important pieces of Australian art.

Founded in 1861, it’s Australia’s oldest and most distinguished public gallery of international art. Here, you can expect an exhibition packed full of ideas, bold interpretations, and practical solutions. But a tour here isn’t just about art; it’s also a visit to one of the most interesting museums.

The best part? Entry is free, except for special exhibitions.

5. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is a stadium in Yarra Park, Melbourne, used for cricket and Australian rules football. It’s home to the Victorian Bushrangers and the Melbourne Stars.

MCG is considered the heartland of Australian cricket and the “spiritual home” of the game. This venue hosts international test matches, one-day internationals, Twenty20 internationals, and Big Bash League matches.

The stadium also hosted international music concerts throughout its history and is a renowned horseracing venue.

6. Old Melbourne Gaol

Are you passionate about history and culture? Then Old Melbourne Gaol is definitely a place to visit. A dark past of convicts, strict rules, and hangings awaits you at the prison wall.

Built in 1845, Old Melbourne Gaol is a historical attraction that tells the stories of many of those who have spent time banged up inside its walls. Several cells are on display, along with recreations of the courtroom and living quarters.

7. Eureka Skydeck

Get a sky deck experience and explore Melbourne on another level in the Eureka Skydeck. It’s located in Southbank, an easy walking tour from Princes Bridge.

Jaw-dropping views; that’s what Eureka Skydeck is all about. Located on the 88th floor of the Eureka Tower, it’s not just a tourist attraction. Instead, it’s a place that gives an uninterrupted view of the city and country.

Melbourne City Private Tour FAQs

Why book mnmridez Chauffeur for a Melbourne city private tour?

We have professional  Melbourne chauffeurs that pride themselves on providing excellent service. Also, we use CPV Accredited Vehicles and charge fixed fares to avoid any surprises.

What are the most popular attractions included in a Melbourne city private tour?

There’s an endless list of top spots and attractions in Melbourne. Aside from the ones listed above, other top attractions include Melbourne Museum, Royal Exhibition Building, Fitzroy Gardens, Royal Botanic Gardens, and Luna Park.

Conclusion

Book your Melbourne city tour with mnmridez Chauffeur service today. Enjoy a private tour through Melbourne city, have a peek into the lives of Melburnians, and discover Melbourne like never before!