Melbourne Trams with Route Maps

Trams are a major form of public transport in Melbourne, the capital city of the state of Victoria, Australia. As of May 2017, the Melbourne tramway network consists of 250 kilometres (160 miles) of double track, 493 trams, 24 routes, and 1,763 tram stops. The operator Yarra Trams claims the system is the largest operational urban tram network in the world.

Ticketing, public information and patronage promotion are undertaken by Victoria’s public transport body, Public Transport Victoria. The multi-modal integrated ticketing system, myki, currently operates across the tram network.

Using Melbourne Trams

In the CBD there is a free tram zone and no ticket or card is required, see the map further below.

For paid services, you have three options which are

use a ‘myki’ card which you can use to ‘tap on’ and ‘tap off’ with fares deducted from the card.
use a mobile ‘myki’ available for Andriod devices via the Google Pay^TM app.
myki Explorer pack which is a one-day unlimited use card perfect for travelers.

Melbourne Tram Maps

Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone

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Melbourne Tram Network

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Tram Routes

24 numbered routes operate with a regular schedule on Melbourne’s tram network.

Route	Terminus A	via	Terminus B
1	Coburg East	Brunswick East – Carlton – City – South Melbourne	South Melbourne Beach, Albert Park
3	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – Balaclava – Caulfield North (weekdays)	Malvern East
3a	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – St Kilda – Balaclava – Caulfield North (weekends)	Malvern East
5	Melbourne University, Carlton (before 7:50 pm)	City – Windsor – Armadale	Malvern
5a	Orrong & Dandenong Roads, Armadale (after 7:50 pm)^[a]	—	Malvern
6	Moreland railway station, Brunswick	Brunswick East – Carlton – City – Prahran – Armadale – Malvern	Glen Iris
11	West Preston	Thornbury – Northcote – Fitzroy – City	Victoria Harbour, Docklands
12	Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre, Richmond	Richmond – East Melbourne – City – South Melbourne – Middle Park	Fitzroy & Park Streets, St Kilda
16	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – St Kilda – Balaclava – Caulfield North – Malvern – Hawthorn	Kew
19	Coburg North	Brunswick – Parkville	Flinders Street railway station, City
30	St Vincent’s Plaza, East Melbourne	City	Central Pier, Docklands
35	The District Docklands Shopping Centre	City	The District Docklands Shopping Centre
48	Balwyn North	Kew – Richmond – East Melbourne – City	Victoria Harbour, Docklands
57	West Maribyrnong	Ascot Vale – Flemington – North Melbourne	Flinders Street railway station, City
58	Pascoe Vale South	Brunswick West – Parkville – City – Southbank – South Yarra	Toorak
59	Airport West	Essendon – Moonee Ponds – Travancore – Parkville	Flinders Street railway station, City
64	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – Windsor – Armadale – Caulfield	Brighton East
67	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – Balaclava – Elwood – Elsternwick – Caulfield – Glen Huntly	Carnegie
70	Wattle Park, Surrey Hills	Camberwell – Hawthorn – Richmond – City	The District Docklands Shopping Centre
72	Melbourne University, Carlton	City – Prahran – Toorak – Glen Iris – Camberwell	Deepdene
75	Vermont South Shopping Centre	Burwood – Camberwell – Hawthorn – Richmond – City	Central Pier, Docklands
78	North Richmond	South Yarra – Prahran – Windsor	Balaclava
82	Footscray railway station	Maribyrnong – Ascot Vale	Moonee Ponds Junction
86	RMIT University, Bundoora	Preston – Thornbury – Northcote – Collingwood – Fitzroy – City	The District Docklands Shopping Centre
86a	Melbourne Museum, Fitzroy	—	La Trobe & Spencer Streets, City
96	Brunswick East	Carlton – City – South Melbourne – Albert Park – St Kilda	St Kilda Beach
109	Box Hill Central Shopping Centre	Balwyn – Kew – Richmond – East Melbourne – City	Port Melbourne

More? Visit: ptv.vic.gov.au