The Honest Answer The City Circle Tram is a free, 55-minute loop around the fringe of Melbourne's CBD on restored wooden trams built between 1923 and 1956. It is the only heritage tram route in

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The Free Tram Zone is Melbourne's best-known commuter perk and its most expensive tourist trap, often in the same trip. Ride a tram around the CBD or Docklands and pay nothing. Stay seated for one

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There are three public ferry services the Western Port Ferry, Westgate Punt, and the Port Phillip Ferries.     Western Port Ferry Stony Point to French Island, Phillip Island The Western Port Ferry service (previously

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V-Line V-Line operates services to regional Victoria which depart from Southern Cross Station. You can search timetables at V-Line.   V-Line network map  Including trains and coach/bus

Melbourne's train network consists of the metropolitan network, aptly named the Metro, and the regional V-Line services which connect the CBD, suburbs, and parts of regional Victoria.     Using Melbourne Trains Finding Routes and

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Buses are a major form of public transport in Melbourne with around 346 routes covering central and outlying suburbs. Buses are the main transport option for outer suburbs.     Using the bus in Melbourne

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Melbourne runs the largest urban tram network on the planet. The numbers do the boasting for us: 250 kilometres of double track, 24 routes, 1,763 stops, and 493 trams rolling through the streets on any

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