After paying $70 for the taxi at midnight because the plane was late and we missed the shuttle, we are just about to set off to the city

Our first of many tram trips

This was the only tam that wasn't full

60's theme....probably not changed or cleaned from the 60s.
even got a jukebox at the table

$7.50 each with juice

Taken from Federation Square

View of Melbourne Visitors Centre.....looks like a glass double decker bus

Yes we are both there, the Yarra and Crown casino in backgroun

Eureaka tower above Flinders street station............tallest building in Melbourne, if you look closly you can see cloud caught by the top of it

A network of tunnels for pedestrian access to the station and shops completed in the early 1950's

The first of the lanes, Jan sent me off for a cup of coffee while she enjoyed the tour

 now an upmarket shopping arcade where we sampled Lindt macaron....the city was full of them

Originally for horse drwn waggons to back into and unload

Used to be old horse bazaar

Guide outside a dedicated macaron shop.........thanks Master Chef

Someones arm taking a photo.....dont you just hate that

Guide giving history of street art/graffitti

Old barrel winches sticking out from ex warehouses

Now an upmarket shopping centre

Used to be entry now a restarauntt

Now little coffee outlets

Washing basin holding awning prop up

The figurine strikes the bell on the hour and half hour,There is a similar one on the other side

A music shop under Royal Arcade, holds weekly concerts we just missed Don Walker (Cold Chisel) by about 3 days

Yes Jan and fellow tour friend found one

Copper lift doors in foyer

can't quite remember the name

An area where street art/graffitti is tolerated.............it all depends on your point of view.......artists or vandals

If you stand still to long someone will paint you

Buskers at Visitor centre, Jan had found a toilet here

Some sought of Chinese peace love rally

Chocolate pavlova and drinks in Royal Arcade WOW!!!

Now thats a pavlova