- St James’ Old Cathedral - The first stop on your tour will be St James Old Cathedral, the oldest standing church in Melbourne, built in 1839.
- Melbourne - Your local guide will walk you through the streets and lanes of Melbourne to discover other buildings that pre-date the Gold Rush
- The Mitre Tavern - Your last stop on your tour will be The Mitre Tavern which is officially recognized as the oldest building in Melbourne, built in around 1837.
- Historic photo booklet of tour buildings.
- Complimentary bottled water.
Join a knowledgeable local for a stroll around Melbourne city, visiting its 9 eldest structures, all of which were built before the dramatic population increase during the 1850s Gold Rush.
We will explore not only churches and pubs, but also residences and commercial buildings, narrating their rich histories along with architectural insights. You will have ample time to capture these stories in photographs.
The tour commences from the front side of St James’ Old Cathedral at 10 Batman St and winds up at Mitre Tavern. Here, you can sit back, relax your feet and enjoy a drink in the very oldest building in the city.
Expect to cover about 4 kilometers on this tour with several pauses for narration and photos. We advise you to dress as per the weather, wear comfortable footwear for walking, and carry a water bottle.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
