Melbourne · SHOPPING TOURS
6 reviewed
Melbourne runs shopping tours all year, and the gap between the best of them and the rest is wider than the gap in price. These 6 are the ones to book, with what each costs, how long it runs and the kind of day it suits.
2-hour small-group Queen Victoria Market foodie tour with seasonal tastings, local market history tips, bag included. Bring your bottle.
“Great, plenty of information and generous samples. Over 7 different tastings. From oysters to cheese tasting to American doughnuts. Your guide Hannah was great”
Walk Melbourne’s CBD gangster trail, from Little Lon and Squizzy Taylor to brothels, speakeasies, and lolly shop fronts. 2 hours.
“Michael was one of the best tour guides we’ve ever had. His knowledge and passion for Melbourne history came through. He was entertaining, polite, fun and interesting. Everyone on our tour had a fantastic time.”
Walk Melbourne’s Little Lon past brothels, gangsters and sly grog, plus opium dens and a surviving cottage, guided by Michael Shelford.
“Michael ( even though he was absent with the tour guides hat and umbrella( was excellent,informant and a great tour guide about the past.He certainly new his topic and I would rate one of the best tours for the money going around.. We would give him a five star ⭐️ rating plus book in another of his tours. One not to miss.. hazeandmick..”
Small-group pre-crowd Queen Victoria Market food tour with coffee, multicultural tastings, immigration stories, and insider shopping tips.
“Nice tour. Great sampling around the market. This tour is best suited for those with time as it is over 3 hours. If you only have a day, may want to consider another tour but it was great and we learned a lot.”
Early VIP Queen Victoria Market food tour with Rafaela, tasting Australian cheese, earth-meets-sea bites, honey, native nuts, plus coffee in 1.5 hours.
“This was our second tour with Flavourhood Tours and we loved it just as much as the first! The food was delicious, the stops were well chosen and we really appreciated the local stories l, meeting the market traders and the insider knowledge. Such a great way to explore the city through its food. Highly recommend!”
South Melbourne Market foodie tour with guide-led tastings of patisserie, oysters, cheese, chocolate, and more in about 1.5 hours.
“This was the best tour I've done in a long time. Great operators, knowledgeable guide and the food was delicious. Would definitely recommend”
