The Golden Mile Heritage Walks of Melbourne

For those who love history, exploring the Golden Mile Heritage Walk is a must on your visit to Melbourne.

Learn about the city's history and culture from your informative guide as you visit many historical points such as Parliament, Federation Square, and Town Hall.

Break up the 2.5-hour tour with a morning drink stop at one of Melbourne's trendy cafes and immerse yourself in the local culture.

It is a 'must do' activity in the city for history buffs and is also a wonderful way for visitors to orientate themselves around the important historical points of the city. With a registered professional tour guide learn about Melbourne's history and heritage first hand. The Walk is approximately 2.5 hours duration.

The guided tour provides participants with an opportunity to share in the guides' great knowledge and particular secrets as the trail marches along Collins Street and takes you for a sneak peek inside the elegant Gothic interiors of the ANZ bank, the plush European-style hotels and into the austere but commanding inner recesses of Melbourne Town Hall, or the Athenaeum..

Prices (all tours require a min of 2 people to depart so please check)
Last minute bookings are welcome if we already have a tour departing - we suggest checking.

Meeting Point: Outside St Paul's Cathedral, Swanston Street entrance stairs, Corner Flinders & Swanston Streets (opposite Young & Jackson), look for the guide with the yellow umbrella
Start Time: 10am - 12:30pm
Duration: 2.5 hours
Runs On: Selected dates 16/12, 2/1, 16/2
Price From $ 105

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 St Paul's Cathedral - Melbourne View Venue
 Corner Swanston St Walk and Flinders St Melbourne Victoria 3000 Map



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