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Melbourne City Walking Tour

Completely conquer Melbourne City with the Melbourne City Walking Tour. Because you are accompanied by a Korean-speaking guide, you can hear exciting historical explanations, making it even more special. In addition, you can visit all the must-see attractions such as the Royal Arcade, Philinder Station, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Alexandra Garden.

Visit Melbourne's landmarks - Flinders Station, Federation Square, and St. Paul's Cathedral - and take commemorative photos. Hosier Lane and Union Lane, the filming locations of the famous drama “I’m Sorry, I Love You”! Afterwards, you can freely enjoy your leisure time by strolling through Alexandra Garden. The tour is divided into morning and afternoon, so all you have to do is choose the schedule that suits you! Make a reservation at WAUG now.

Enjoy a cup of coffee on Degrave Street

Degrave Street, filled with local cafes both large and small, is a little different from Melbourne's ordinary alleyways, even in its street atmosphere.

The street atmosphere, cafe interiors, and free-spirited people give off the atmosphere of an open-air cafe seen on a trip to Europe, so it is also called ‘the European-style cafe street in Australia.’ Additionally, coffee culture and quality have also developed so much that you can enjoy high-quality coffee at a reasonable price at any cafe.

How about walking down Degrave Street, enjoying the unique atmosphere of the street, and stopping by a cafe that suits your fancy for a long black or flat white?

Visit various photo spots and take the shot of your life!

Flinders Station, a 19th-century Victorian railway station famous for photography
Flinders Station is a train station with a long history that first opened in 1854, and its current appearance with its magnificent dome is said to have been completed between 1910 and 1911. The grand and old-fashioned 19th-century Victorian-style exterior with European influences is also a popular photo spot for travelers. It is famous among Korean travelers as a place featured in various advertisements and the drama 'I'm Sorry, I Love You.'

Hosier Lane, a collection of street artists
It is known as a filming location for the drama ‘I’m Sorry, I Love You’ and is called ‘Misa Street’ in Korea. Graffiti art drawn by street artists fills the entire street, and new artists add new drawings on top of existing ones, making it an attractive place where the works you see change every time. Take fun commemorative photos with the street mural in the background!