Map of melbourne
CBD, Inner and other Suburbs and all places IN BETWEEN 

Google Maps Map of Melbourne Cbd

Google Maps is a route planning application that finds the best way to travel between two points.

Victoria’s public transport data has been now added to Google Maps giving the user some excellent ways to plan their journey. You can use the service online or via the Google Maps app.

Users  will now be able to find out how to get where they need to go by public transport, and can compare how long that journey would take if using a train, tram or bus, walking, cycling or driving by car.

Travelsmart with Map of Melbourne City Maps

The City of Melbourne offers an extensive selection of maps that you can download here. The travelsmart map is full of interesting tips and suggestions. Just access the link and choose what Melbourne maps you want to download.

You can also use the City of Melbourne's interactive maps to access information and locations of council services, businesses, landmarks and other details. Just read the pop over screen to see how to use it.

That's Melbourne offer some excellent resources for locals and tourists. Including an excellent interactive map and a great detailed map of Melbourne CBD map among the selection.

Get Your Map Of Melbourne Here At The Visitor Information Centre

The Melbourne Visitor Centre is located underground with the entrance directly opposite Flinders Street Station in Federation Square.

Here you can find Melbourne travel information along with those much needed map of Melbourne guides that will help you get around. Get Your Melbourne Travel Information here At The Visitor Information Centre

Other helpful things you can find in there are ...

• Free Travel Brochures
• Public Transport information
• Myki visitor packs (public transport travel cards)
• An accommodation and tour booking service
• Quality gifts and souvenirs
  

Open daily from 9:00am till 6:00pm
Closed on Christmas Day

Bike Route Planner Map of Melbourne and Walking Maps

Riding your bike in and around the city can be quite daunting but with this easy to use Ride the City map things can be made a lot easier.

The map is available for Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Newcastle, Brisbane and Adelaide. Select your city, origin, destination and away you go. You have a choice of a safe route or a direct route.

The route will be selected and the time and distance is displayed along with the details of the route that you can print out or  email.

Melbourne Rail Trails

Melbourne also has many old rail trails that use disused rail lines. These make for excellent walking paths and bike routes. Down on each of the Bellarine and Mornington Peninsulas you will find one to explore and there are lots of old timber tramways around the logging areas in the eastern Yarra Valley to keep you busy. 

The Victorian Government offers the cyclist an excellent resource with its bicycle route maps for councils and some regional towns. The page supplies links to these different councils and regions for you to download crammed full with tips and suggestions, public transport information and suggestions on what to see and do in the areas.

The cycling section provides information on all existing local cycle networks and the Principal Bicycle Network (PBN). There are also handy recommendations for short cuts and safe quiet back streets to use. 

Melbourne Trip Planner Maps

Another excellent map to use loaded with relevant information on attractions, cafes, hotels etc is the  Whereis map of Melbourne. Avery visual map that can be read very easily. This has a walking selection as well as toll and no toll road routes.

You can also print, email or send the results to your phone out for convenience. The map displays the result with time and distance traveled. You can also search for places and their details.

Melbourne Airport Map

The Melbourne airport at Tullamaine is a huge complex and trying to find where you need to go and how to get there can create quite a problem. Even I have to refer to the maps on occasion and I have lived in Melbourne my whole life. 

The Melbourne Airport Site has created an extensive selection of airport maps that are very detailed, easy to read and an excellent resource when needed. All are in PDF format and can be downloaded and printed out.

While you check out the link take a look at the excellent Youtube videos the airport provides showing you exactly how to pick up and drop off passengers at each of the terminals.

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Melbourne Street Directory Maps

Along with excellent street maps showing melbourne suburb maps both these street directories are crammed full of other interesting maps.

Maps of Universities, Cemeteries and Crematoriums and Interstate route maps

They have details of public transport, train/tram/bus routes, bicycle paths, suburb and postcode details, public parks and reserves, landmarks (such as commercial buildings, telephone boxes, pubs and restaurants), attractions, and also boat mooring details.

Melbourne Public Transport Maps

Melbourne Trams has an excellent map showing the different tram routes set out in different colors. You can highlight different tram routes. Click on any of the colored lines to see which tram route this is.

Melbourne Metro has a great map selection together with the added tool to create a journey planner Melbourne locals and tourists can take full advantage of. You can also download different train line maps that will display every station on that route.

Public transport Victoria has a selection of maps https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/getting-around/maps/#networkmap where you can find network, route, local area and regional maps for public transport services across Melbourne and Victoria.

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