City Circle Tram

The City Circle Tram is a free tram service that operates within Melbourne, Australia's central business district (CBD). The number 35 is the route number for the City Circle Tram, which goes in a circle around the CBD. The route covers many of the city's most popular tourist spots, making it easy for tourists to get around.

The service is available seven days a week, including weekends and holidays, with trams operating generally every 12 minutes. The audio commentary on the City Circle Tram provides details regarding the attractions and landmarks along the route. The commentary is accessible in a variety of languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese.

The Tram passes various Melbourne CBD monuments and attractions. The route stops at Flinders Street Station, Federation Square, Parliament House, the Melbourne Aquarium, Queen Victoria Market, and the MCG.

While the tram journey is free, commemorative City Circle Tram tickets can be purchased as a memento. These tickets feature unique designs and serve as souvenirs of your tram ride in Melbourne.

Things to do at City Circle Tram

Explore the Laneways: The laneways of Melbourne are renowned for their street art, boutique stores, cafes, and hidden bars. Take a stroll through iconic laneways such as Hosier Lane, Degraves Street, and Centre Place to take in the local flavor.

Hop-On, Hop-Off: Visitors can get on and off the City Circle Tram at different stops along the way. Take advantage of this feature to see different parts of the CBD, like Federation Square, Chinatown, or Parliament House.

Visit Federation Square: Federation Square is a cultural center in the middle of Melbourne. It hosts events, exhibitions, and festivals all year. It is also home to the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, which shows Australian art.

Shopping and Dining: Get off the tram near one of Melbourne's top shopping areas, Bourke Street Mall. Explore the area's numerous shops, boutiques, and department stores. In the vicinity, visitors can also find a variety of cafes, restaurants, and eateries to satiate their cravings.

Museum Visits: Explore various exhibitions and galleries within the Melbourne Museum by getting out at the stop. Discover the history, indigenous culture, and natural history of the city, among various other subjects.