- Visit fabulous Flemington Racecourse — home of the Melbourne Cup
- Drive around the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix street circuit in Albert Park
- Explore the fascinating Australian Sports Museum
- Enjoy a delicious group lunch at Docklands Stadium.
Spend half a day immersing yourself in Melbourne’s sporting culture on this informative tour. You’ll visit fabulous Flemington Racecourse and explore the Australian Sports Museum at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Lunch at Docklands Stadium is included.
Philip O (via TripAdvisor)
‘We spent yesterday on a tour of Flemington Race Course and the National Sports Museum. The day was great and Tamara was a wonderful host. I am from Melbourne and we also drove into parts of the city I had never been to, which was great. Tamara was very knowledgeable and passionate about Melbourne and its sporting credentials. Lunch in the Docklands was very nice. Both the food and views were excellent. My wife and I would highly recommend this tour.’
'We spent yesterday on a tour of Flemington Race Course and the National Sports Museum. The day was great and Tamara was a wonderful host. I am from Melbourne and we also drove into parts of the city I had never been to, which was great. Tamara was very knowledgeable and passionate about Melbourne and its sporting credentials. Lunch in the Docklands was very nice. Both the food and views were excellent. My wife and I would highly recommend this tour.'- Philip O (via TripAdvisor)
107jacintac – Via TripAdvisor
I'm not a big sports fan but I really enjoyed it. Flemington was definitely my favourite part. Our tour guide, Tamara, was great and showed us the course from the horses perspective which was really cool. The lunch was good. You won't be hungry afterwards They definitely fill your plate.
Gforce1971 – Via TripAdvisor
This trip was well run. Tamara was fantastic with her sporting knowledge. Would highly recommend this tour to anyone coming to Melbourne.
Philip O – Via TripAdvisor
We spent yesterday on a tour of Flemington Race Course and the National Sports Museum. The day was great and Tamara was a wonderful host. I am from Melbourne and we also drove into parts of the city I had never been to, which was great. Tamara was very knowledgeable and passionate about Melbourne and its sporting credentials. Lunch in the Docklands was very nice. Both the food and views were excellent. My wife and I would highly recommend this tour.
Dominicd250 – Via TripAdvisor
My wife and I booked this trip as we are both mad on sport. The trip was really informative and we enjoyed every aspect of the trip. We were the only people booked onto the trip, but despite this they still ran the trip, which we were delighted about. The tour guide was very easy going and knew all aspects of the trip. He was very accommodating and went out of his way to help us. It was extremely well organised and can’t complain at all about it. If you like sport, do this excursion!
Experience the Victorian capital’s magnificent obsession with sport on this Melbourne Morning Sports Tour. You can opt for the convenience of CBD hotel pick-up or meet your ‘sports guru’ guide at Federation Square.
Your first stop is Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne’s inner west. Home to the world-renowned Melbourne Cup — the ‘race that stops a nation’ — you’ll be able to see the grandstand, finish line/post and exclusive members’ pavilion.
Next you’ll enjoy a drive through the 2006 Commonwealth Games Athletes’ Village, and a quick (but not too quick!) lap around the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix street circuit in Albert Park. You’ll also pass by the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
The final stop on this Melbourne Morning Sports Tour is the new-look Australian Sports Museum — located at the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The museum is home to one of the country’s most extensive collections of sporting memorabilia and a fabulous range of interactive and multimedia experiences. Visit the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, see the Shane Warne hologram, relive Australia’s Olympic glory and so much more.
This Melbourne Morning Sports Tour ends with a cafe-style lunch with your group of fellow sports fans at Docklands Stadium.
107jacintac – Via TripAdvisor
I'm not a big sports fan but I really enjoyed it. Flemington was definitely my favourite part. Our tour guide, Tamara, was great and showed us the course from the horses perspective which was really cool. The lunch was good. You won't be hungry afterwards They definitely fill your plate.
Gforce1971 – Via TripAdvisor
This trip was well run. Tamara was fantastic with her sporting knowledge. Would highly recommend this tour to anyone coming to Melbourne.
Philip O – Via TripAdvisor
We spent yesterday on a tour of Flemington Race Course and the National Sports Museum. The day was great and Tamara was a wonderful host. I am from Melbourne and we also drove into parts of the city I had never been to, which was great. Tamara was very knowledgeable and passionate about Melbourne and its sporting credentials. Lunch in the Docklands was very nice. Both the food and views were excellent. My wife and I would highly recommend this tour.
Dominicd250 – Via TripAdvisor
My wife and I booked this trip as we are both mad on sport. The trip was really informative and we enjoyed every aspect of the trip. We were the only people booked onto the trip, but despite this they still ran the trip, which we were delighted about. The tour guide was very easy going and knew all aspects of the trip. He was very accommodating and went out of his way to help us. It was extremely well organised and can’t complain at all about it. If you like sport, do this excursion!
Experience the Victorian capital’s magnificent obsession with sport on this Melbourne Morning Sports Tour. You can opt for the convenience of CBD hotel pick-up or meet your ‘sports guru’ guide at Federation Square.
Your first stop is Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne’s inner west. Home to the world-renowned Melbourne Cup — the ‘race that stops a nation’ — you’ll be able to see the grandstand, finish line/post and exclusive members’ pavilion.
Next you’ll enjoy a drive through the 2006 Commonwealth Games Athletes’ Village, and a quick (but not too quick!) lap around the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix street circuit in Albert Park. You’ll also pass by the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
The final stop on this Melbourne Morning Sports Tour is the new-look Australian Sports Museum — located at the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The museum is home to one of the country’s most extensive collections of sporting memorabilia and a fabulous range of interactive and multimedia experiences. Visit the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, see the Shane Warne hologram, relive Australia’s Olympic glory and so much more.
This Melbourne Morning Sports Tour ends with a cafe-style lunch with your group of fellow sports fans at Docklands Stadium.