Where does the number 57 tram go in Melbourne?

Route 57: West Maribyrnong to the City. Having been numbered '57' since 1940, the route itself is 11.6km of transport history, one that weaves its way from West Maribyrnong through many sites of interest, through North Melbourne and into the city down Elizabeth Street, terminating at Flinders Street Station.

Where does the 57 tram go in Melbourne?

The route runs from the corner of Cordite and Central Park Avenues adjacent to the Defence Explosive Factory, West Maribyrnong via Moonee Ponds, Ascot Vale, Flemington, Kensington and North Melbourne before proceeding along Elizabeth Street to terminate outside Flinders Street station.

Where does the tram go in Melbourne?

Trams run along Flinders Street, Harbour Esplanade, Docklands Drive, La Trobe Street and Spring Street. A complete circle takes around an hour. Trams run in both directions every 12 minutes from 10am to 6pm Sunday to Wednesday, and 10am to 9pm Thursday to Saturday (except Christmas Day and Good Friday).

Where do I catch tram 58 in Melbourne?

Which tram goes down Bourke Street in Melbourne?

Catch Route 96 trams to Melbourne Museum, Bourke Street Mall, Crown Entertainment Complex, Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, St Kilda Beach and Luna Park.

Driver’s View Melbourne Tram 58 West Coburg to Flemington Rd

Is Bourke Street Mall in the free tram zone?

Visit iconic landmarks like Federation Square, shop along bustling Bourke Street Mall, or delve into the cultural treasures of the Melbourne Museum, all within the free tram zone's reach!

How do you pay for trams in Melbourne?

To use public transport outside of the free tram zone, you need to purchase a myki card. You can purchase a myki card from retail outlets displaying the myki sign, visitor centres and at train stations. Use your myki card on trains, trams and buses. You'll need to load your card with some money to cover your fares.

Is Melbourne tram 58 free?

Best of all, if travelling from the CBD or Docklands, you can get there for free on a Route 58 tram – get off at Stop 9 Queen Victoria Market, which is in the city's Free Tram Zone.

How do tourists use trams in Melbourne?

Ticketing and transport passes. To use public transport in Melbourne, you'll need a myki card. This can be used on all trains, trams and buses, as well as on some regional services. You can purchase a myki card from train stations, ticket machines and some convenience stores.

What tram to catch to Melbourne Museum?

Getting here by public transport

Tram route 86 or tram route 96 to Stop 11 Melbourne Museum, corner of Nicholson and Gertrude Streets (Some tips to stay safe while on board or around trams)

Where does the free tram go in Melbourne?

The city's Free Tram Zone includes the city centre and extends from Queen Victoria Market to Docklands, Spring Street, Flinders Street Station and Federation Square. If you're only travelling in the city's Free Tram Zone you don't need a myki. Travel on the City Circle tram (Route 35) is also free.

How long does it take to do the City Circle Tram in Melbourne?

The City Circle operates in a clockwise direction, with the service taking approximately 60 minutes to complete a loop. You can enjoy this tram as a 'hop on – hop off' service, with the added bonus of travelling aboard traditional Melbourne transportation. Tourists can spend all day on a City Circle Tram!

Are trams free at night in Melbourne?

** Melbourne trams generally operate from 6:00 am to midnight, with increased frequency during peak hours. While trams within the Free Tram Zone are free, if your journey starts or finishes outside the zone, you will need a valid myki card (Melbourne's integrated ticketing system) to pay your fare.

How do I get from Melbourne Airport to the city?

SkyBus. A regular bus operates between Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) and Southern Cross Railway Station in Melbourne's city centre. SkyBus runs every 10-15 minutes during peak times and you do not need to book in advance.

Can you use 1 myki for 2 people?

It is perfectly legal for other people to use your Myki, provided that it only has Myki Money loaded on it. However, you are not allowed to share your card if Myki Pass is loaded on it.

What happens if you accidentally touch on in the free tram zone?

For all travellers

You don't need a myki when only travelling within the Free Tram Zone, including on the City Circle Tram route. If you accidentally tap on with a myki card, you'll be charged a 2-hour fare for Zone 1+2. If your journey starts or ends outside the Free Tram Zone, you must use your myki card as normal.

Do I need to tap on in the free tram zone in Melbourne?

You don't need a myki if you're travelling within the Free Tram Zone [PDF]. If you're only travelling within Zone 2 (including a stop marked as both Zone 1 and Zone 2), tap on and off for a cheaper fare. You don't have to tap off if you're travelling in Zone 1, or across Zone 1+2. You can tap off if you want to.

How much is tram fare in Melbourne?

Look out for these signs at tram stops to make sure you're within the boundaries. How much does a myki card cost? A full-fare myki is $6 and a concession myki is $3. Once you purchase your card, you'll need to add money (top up) to use for travel.

Which tram goes to the South Melbourne Market?

The South Melbourne tram stop (96 line) is serviced by low floor trams and is a level access stop. Access ramps are available.

Where to catch the 75 tram in Melbourne?

What is the Route 67 tram in Melbourne?

Melbourne tram route 67 is operated by Yarra Trams on the Melbourne tram network from Melbourne University to Carnegie. The 15.5-kilometre (9.6 mi) route is operated out of Glenhuntly depot with Z and B class trams.