Melbourne Queen Victoria Market & Hidden Gems Walking Tour

Explore Melbourne on a guided morning walk that brings together local food culture, art and quieter city spaces. Follow an expert guide beyond the market stalls to discover another side of the city.

• Sip coffee at an iconic Melbourne cafe, including an off-menu local special
• Enjoy a hot doughnut from American Donut Kitchen at Queen Victoria Market
• Walk beside the Yarra River through a hidden riverside tunnel
• Pause for quiet reflection at the Shrine of Remembrance

Itinerary

1. Meet at 507 Elizabeth St at 08:30.
2. Explore Queen Victoria Market with your guide and enjoy local food tasting during a 10-minute stop.
3. Enjoy a 5-minute Western breakfast stop at Queen Victoria Market.
4. Continue to American Doughnut Kitchen for a 5-minute Western breakfast stop.
5. Ride the train for 10 minutes.
6. Explore Hidden Riverside Tunnel with your guide during a 10-minute photo stop.
7. Visit the National Gallery of Victoria with your guide for 20 minutes.
8. Discover the Shrine of Remembrance with your guide during a 10-minute stop.
9. Explore the Royal Botanic Gardens with your guide for 10 minutes.
10. The tour ends at 10:30 at the last stop, with the option to stay at the Royal Botanic Gardens.

What's Included

• English-speaking tour guide
• Breakfast, coffee and a hot doughnut
• Train transport
• Admission to Queen Victoria Market, the hidden riverside tunnel, National Gallery of Victoria and Shrine of Remembrance
• Optional Royal Botanic Gardens visit

Important details

• All ages are welcome. Children aged 0–17 must be accompanied by a paying adult; children aged 0–4 join free
• The tour involves about 3 km of walking and stairs
• Service animals are allowed
• Extra fees apply and are not included in the listed price
• Bring valid ID. If using a passport, it must have at least 6 months' validity
• Disclose any special health conditions before taking part
• You may be refused service if you appear intoxicated
• The tour does not operate on Victorian public holidays, when Queen Victoria Market is closed