Melbourne by Bike offers a unique and exciting way to explore the cultural heritage and landmarks of Greater Melbourne, Victoria, through their Melbourne by Bike City Tour. This guided cultural tour provides an opportunity to see more of the city in a few hours than most visitors do in days.

As you ride in small friendly groups, usually 8 or less, you''ll experience the real Melbourne hospitality and get an understanding of the city''s vibrant culture. The tour takes you through the grooviest streets, parks, shops, cafes, hidden laneways, and multicultural neighborhoods, where you''ll see Melbourne''s best architecture, both old and new.

The cultural immersion tour highlights Melbourne''s indigenous history, Aboriginal cultural experiences, and colorful characters, while the cultural exploration tour takes you to the city''s vibrant street art scene and the famous Queen Victoria Market. During the lunch break, you can shop for amazing treats to eat with fellow riders.

Melbourne by Bike has been serving Melbourne visitors since 2002, and they have been the bike tour company chosen by Tourism Victoria to showcase Melbourne to visiting journalists, TV crews, and tourism industry professionals. They have been featured in dozens of magazines, newspapers, and TV shows overseas and in Australia.

Children are welcome to join the tour if parents are happy for them to ride in the city. For solo riding, they recommend ages 12+, but parents know their kids best. Families can book a private tour if they want a customized off-road experience.

Please note that there is a minimum of two riders for this tour. For single bookings or bookings less than two days in advance, please contact Melbourne by Bike directly to check availability.

At We Wander, we are proud to partner with Melbourne by Bike to offer this unique and inspiring cultural tour of Greater Melbourne, Victoria. Join Melbourne by Bike to see Melbourne''s cultural landmarks, immerse yourself in its indigenous history, and experience its vibrant street art scene. Be a traveler, not a tourist, and see Melbourne in a way that most visitors never do.