Discover Melbourne’s hidden corners on foot with our Laneways Discovery Running Tour—an 8km (5-mile) urban adventure starting at 8:00 am from Federation Square. Led by friendly local guides, this tour winds through iconic laneways and lesser-known streets, revealing the city’s unique mix of history, art, and culture.

Kick things off at Hosier Lane, where ever-changing street art bursts with colour and creativity. From there, we jog to ACDC Lane, a tribute to Aussie rock history and home to some of Melbourne’s most vibrant laneway life. The path leads to Birrarung Marr, where we soak in skyline views and stories of the city’s transformation.

The run continues past the Mitre Tavern, one of Melbourne’s oldest pubs, and the majestic State Library Victoria, before heading by the historic Old Melbourne Gaol, once home to the infamous Ned Kelly. We’ll pass through Little Lon, once a gritty working-class district, now buzzing with bars and eateries, and jog through the lantern-lined laneways of Chinatown.

Wrap things up with a well-earned coffee stop at Centre Place, Melbourne’s laneway café capital. Equal parts workout and cultural deep-dive, this tour is perfect for runners who love exploring beyond the surface.

Start your day with fresh air, city views, and a runner’s high on their Yarra Sunrise Running Tour. This 8 kilometre (5-mile) morning jog kicks off at 7 am from Federation Square, taking you through parklands, past historic landmarks, and along the scenic Yarra River—all while Melbourne slowly comes to life.

Begin at Birrarung Marr, running toward the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) as your guide shares stories of the city’s sporting heritage. Then it’s across the Yarra and up Anderson Street hill—a local favourite challenge on the Tan Track. Pause for a moment of reflection at the Shrine of Remembrance, where panoramic views of the skyline await.

The final stretch follows the river, soaking in the calm of the early morning before ending with a post-run coffee at a riverside café—because you’ve earned it.

Perfect for visitors and locals alike, this tour is suited to all fitness levels. It’s more than a run—it’s a refreshing way to discover Melbourne’s history, nature, and rhythm before the city hits full stride. Lace up, breathe in, and see a different side of Melbourne with them at sunrise.

Embark on a journey that’s equal parts sweet and surprising with this History and Donuts Walking Tour. This 2.5-hour adventure kicks off at Federation Square, where your guide blends tales of Melbourne’s colourful past with iconic sights and laneways—plus two donut stops along the way.

Begin with stories outside Young and Jackson’s Hotel and St Paul’s Cathedral, then dive into Hosier Lane’s famous street art and the buzzing café culture of Centre Place, where you will stop for a quick coffee fix.

From there, explore Collins Street’s grand architecture, pass the historic Mitre Tavern, and wind through Hardware Lane to the first sweet reward—gourmet donuts at Short Stop. As you uncover hidden laneway gems like Guildford Lane, the tour blends history, street art, and food in perfect balance.

End on a high – a second donut at the Queen Victoria Market, a peek into the grim past at Old Melbourne Gaol, and a final stop at the State Library Victoria.

This tour is for curious minds and sweet tooths alike offering a fresh perspective on Melbourne’s past, served with a sprinkle of sugar. Book now it’s worth the dough.

Step beyond the surface and explore Melbourne like never before on the Icons of Melbourne Walking Tour. This two-hour journey takes you from the historic State Library Victoria to the bustling Federation Square, uncovering the stories, people, and places that have made Melbourne an iconic city. Along the way, you’ll delve into the lesser-known gems that locals treasure, going far beyond the obvious attractions.

As you wander through Melbourne’s streets and laneways, you’ll discover historic churches that have stood the test of time, hear about influential Melburnians who shaped the city, and visit cafés and bars that capture the essence of Melbourne’s world-renowned coffee and dining culture. From hidden artwork to architectural marvels, this tour celebrates the spirit of a city that thrives on creativity and innovation.

Whether it’s a piece of street art tucked away in a laneway or a story about a historic figure who changed Melbourne forever, you’ll leave this tour with a newfound appreciation for the city. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, this tour shines a light on the iconic and the unexpected, offering a deeper connection to Melbourne

Discover the rich history, vibrant culture, and culinary delights of Melbourne on the Talk and Tapas Tour. This three-hour journey begins at Federation Square, where the city’s modern energy meets its storied past. As you wind through Melbourne’s iconic laneways, you will hear captivating tales of early life in the city while uncovering hidden gems and architectural wonders.

The first stop is one of Melbourne’s oldest drinking establishments, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink or a carefully crafted cocktail. Rehydrated and refreshed, you will continue our journey through more laneways, sharing stories of the city’s past and exploring how life in early Melbourne shaped the metropolis it is today. As the laneways unfold, you will arrive at a hidden spot known only to those in the know, where a delicious selection of tapas and a drink await.

With your appetites satisfied, the tour continues through the bustling streets of Chinatown, immersing you in the sights, sounds, and stories of this vibrant district. You will meander through more of Melbourne’s laneways, soaking up the city’s unique charm, before concluding back at Federation Square. This is the perfect tour for those who love history, culture, and delicious food.

Melbourne doesn’t just drink coffee, it lives and breathes it. On this two-hour walking tour, you will explore the stories behind the city’s famous laneway culture and discover how Melbourne’s love affair with espresso helped shape its identity.

You will begin at Federation Square before diving into Degraves Street and Centre Place, where buzzing cafés and street art capture Melbourne’s creative and caffeinated soul. Over a cup from a local favourite, you will learn how post-war migrants transformed the city into the coffee capital of the world.

From the elegant Block Arcade to music-filled ACDC Lane and graffiti-splashed Hosier Lane, the city’s vibrant history unfolds with every stop. The walk continues through Chinatown and past Pellegrini’s, Melbourne’s original espresso bar, before looping back to Federation Square.

Two hours of art, culture, and caffeine, a perfect blend of stories and sips in Australia’s most coffee-obsessed city.

Melbourne does weekends better than most cities. The smell of espresso drifting through laneways, the clatter of cutlery in hidden cafés, the hum of street art coming to life, this is where culture and coffee collide. This Brunch and History Walk captures all of that in one delicious, story-filled morning.

Starting at Federation Square, they wind through Melbourne’s laneways and arcades as your guide shares tales of gold-rush beginnings, artistic reinvention, and the quiet rivalries that built the world’s coffee capital.

Halfway through, they pause for brunch at one of the city’s favourite cafés, think perfectly poached eggs, buttery pastries and coffee that’s a work of art. It’s a moment to refuel, chat, and soak in the city’s easy rhythm.

After brunch, you will explore iconic spots like Degraves Street, Centre Place, and the Block Arcade, uncovering the stories, art and architecture that make Melbourne so distinctive.

The Melbourne Brunch and History Walk is for those who want to feel the city, not just see it, a relaxed, flavour-filled way to experience the heart and soul of Melbourne.

Explore Melbourne on foot and by tram on this immersive five-hour guided experience connecting the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. Urban Tapestry Walking Tour weaves together the creativity of Fitzroy, the hidden laneways of the city centre, and the seaside charm of St Kilda for travellers wanting a deeper taste of Melbourne.

The tour begins on the steps of Parliament House, where your guide introduces Melbourne’s gold rush origins, political history and early ambitions. From here, hop aboard one of the city’s iconic trams to Fitzroy – a suburb known for street art, spirit and bohemian past. Discover bold murals, converted warehouses and local stories while enjoying a coffee stop at a café.

Returning to the CBD, explore Melbourne’s famous laneways and hidden corners on a guided walking segment. Highlights include Little Lon, Punch Lane, Chinatown, AC/DC Lane and Hosier Lane, before crossing Sandridge Bridge with views across the Yarra River and Southbank skyline.

The journey continues by tram to St Kilda for a relaxed seaside walk past Luna Park, the Palais Theatre, St Kilda Pier and the historic cake shops of Acland Street. Afternoon tea is included before finishing at the Hotel Esplanade.