Fitzroy, CBD laneways and St Kilda in one longer Melbourne walking experience.
Book NowUrban Tapestry is a full-day Melbourne experience combining Fitzroy, the CBD and St Kilda into one connected walking tour linked together by Melbourne's iconic tram network. It is designed for travellers wanting a broader understanding of the city without needing to piece multiple experiences together themselves.
Explore Melbourne's famous street art laneway filled with murals and creative culture.
See Melbourne's creative side through Fitzroy's street art, cafés and independent culture.
Take in bayside views and the relaxed atmosphere of Melbourne's best-known beachside suburb.
Finish with a drink at Melbourne's iconic Espy Hotel overlooking Port Phillip Bay.
Urban Tapestry is a longer Melbourne walking experience designed to show multiple sides of the city in one connected day. Linked together by Melbourne's iconic tram network, the tour combines Fitzroy, the CBD and St Kilda into what feels like three tours in one.
The experience begins near Parliament before heading into Fitzroy, where guests explore street art, cafés, creative streets and the city's inner-north culture. A coffee stop is included early in the tour.
From there, the route returns into the CBD for laneways, Chinatown, arcades and city stories. The tram connections are part of the experience itself.
The final section heads bayside to St Kilda. Afternoon tea at an iconic St Kilda cake shop is included before finishing with a post-tour drink at The Espy overlooking Port Phillip Bay.
Every guest experiences cities differently. If you have any accessibility requirements or questions prior to booking, please get in touch and we'll do our best to support your experience.
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