Melbourne tram

Venture into Melbourne's hidden spaces and iconic laneways and find an eclectic nightlife, tantalising food and wine, a dynamic arts scene and more.

“Final one of three this is lovely and it’s in Melbourne.”

To wrap up the year, I'm going to share some photos from a quick trip a Melbourne a few weeks back. I had to go down for a work function, so Andy met up with me afterwards and we spent the next day exploring Fitzroy and Brunswick. We spent the day perusing shops and eating some very good food. Some of my top picks being Ganim's Store, Galerie Montmartre, Mr Kitly and the most delicious lunch at Hellenic Republic. We love Melbourne and will have make it a habit to get down there more often…

W Class tram, Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne's tram network is a well-established public transportation system that has been in operation for over a century. It consists of 250 kilometers of double-track, with 24 routes and over 400 trams servicing the city and surrounding suburbs. The network is known for its iconic green and gold trams, which are a popular tourist attraction. The tram system plays an important role in reducing traffic congestion and providing efficient and sustainable transportation options for locals and…

High quality photograph of Yarra Trams D2 Combino class # 5002 at Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, Australia.

"Tram 35 runs round a designated route in Melbourne past many of its icons. The green tram in this work is unusual in that the City Circle Tram is normally in a burgundy livery. The green livery is however the more traditional colour of Melbourne's previous tram fleet. The heritage trams contrast with the modern trams they rattle shake do not have air conditioning but are recognised and loved by Melbournians and tourists to Melbourne." . . Boarding the City Circle Tram on Flinders Street…

Nothing says Melbourne quite like Flinders Street Station and our trams. They are a stunning combination. 😎

Melbourne tram