Australia's Cultural Capital · Melbourne's free City Circle tram loops through the CBD, while the Myki network covers trains, trams and buses across the metropolitan area.
Navigate Melbourne with CityNav →Melbourne's free City Circle tram loops through the CBD, while the Myki network covers trains, trams and buses across the metropolitan area. The city is famously walkable in the centre.
Best pass for tourists: Myki card (touch on, touch off)
Melbourne has 7 public transit lines. CityNav supports all of them for offline and real-time navigation.
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Open CityNav — Free →Yes — Tram Route 35 (City Circle) is completely free, looping around Melbourne's central CBD every 12 minutes with stops at Federation Square, Docklands, and other central attractions. No Myki card or ticket is needed within the Free Tram Zone.
Yes — outside the central Free Tram Zone, you must tap on with a Myki card loaded with credit for all trams, trains, and buses across the metropolitan area. Myki cards are available at 7-Eleven stores and train stations.
There is currently no direct train from Melbourne Airport. SkyBus runs frequent coaches from the airport to Southern Cross Station in about 30–50 minutes depending on traffic. A direct Airport Rail Link is planned but not yet operational.