The next thing on my agenda was to circle Melbourne on Route 35 or the City Circle Tram as it is more popularly called.
After my walk down the Swanston Street, I headed back to Flinders Street Station to catch this tram.
And the good thing - the City Circle Tram service is free and convenient way to get around central Melbourne. This tram service is popular among tourists and locals, who use the City Circle Tram to travel to major attractions, shops and city events.
This route is serviced by heritage W class trams which are decorated in special maroon and green with yellow and gold trimmings, which give them a great retro feel!
The tram practically is a 'hop on - hop off' service, this way tourists can enjoy each of Melbourne's heritage and historic sites. The tramcar runs every 12 minutes, and takes approximately 48 minutes in a loop.
On the tram...
Map of the free tram zone...
The free tram zone signboard...
The Commonwealth Blue Ensign...
A lovely heritage building...
The Old Treasury Building...
The spires of St. Patrick’s Cathedral...
The Parliament House...
State Library of Victoria...
The Royal Exhibition Building...
It looks amazing, I wish I had more than 48 minutes. more time to stop by and see all these places...
The Docklands area...
Lovely skies...
Heading towards Flinders Street and view of the South Bank!
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Beautiful Photos....Thanks for sharing
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