Your Melbourne private city tour begins with two of the city's most recognised sights: The contemporary Federation Square stands alongside the classic Flinders Street Station. The duo of attractions establish Melbourne's unique mix of traditional elements and innovative features.

Capture memorable photos at the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground, showcasing Australia’s deep love for cricket and footy. The MCG was the main Olympic stadium in 1956. One of the ten largest stadiums in the world, it can hold more than 100,000 people. Anyone who takes a private tour through Melbourne must visit this legendary sports venue.

Make your way to the grand Royal Exhibition Building, which holds UNESCO World Heritage status and is located in the peaceful Carlton Gardens. The building stands as an emblem of Melbourne’s elegant architecture and historic grandeur.

Melbourne's distinguished landmarks line elegant Spring Street. The Parliament House and the grand Treasury Building stand as testaments to Melbourne’s extensive political history. The grand Princess Theatre stands just nearby, a celebrated landmark distinguished by its lavish architecture and strong theatre tradition.

Travel south on Collins Street, Melbourne’s top fashionable thoroughfare. The stretch known as the ‘Paris End’ features luxury shops and historical building facades with a European appeal, representing the sophisticated aspect of Melbourne city sights private tours.

We proceed to the modern Docklands precinct next. Take a walk along the contemporary waterfront of Melbourne and enjoy the cutting-edge architecture while experiencing the lively urban atmosphere that epitomises the city today.

Take a tour through Albert Park, the venue for the Formula One Grand Prix Circuit. The tranquil lake scenery juxtaposed with the intense excitement of race day makes this visit an unforgettable visual experience.

The breezy St Kilda Esplanade blends palm trees, coastal charm, and Melbourne’s bohemian spirit. The historic St Kilda Sea Baths is a beloved classic seaside retreat for locals and visitors.

Visit the vibrant Brighton Beach Boxes for a photographic pause to experience this iconic part of Melbourne’s beach culture. The historic bathing huts with their bright appearance stand as one of Melbourne's most popular photography locations.

Travel south to the Mornington Peninsula during the afternoon to visit the Moonlit Sanctuary, which allows visitors to meet kangaroos and koalas, among other Australian wildlife, in a tranquil bushland setting. A unique wildlife interaction offers the ideal conclusion to your day.