Melbourne is a beta city of the world so this a luxury vacation place. This is located in the Melbourne Town Hall on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets. The shop opens Monday to Friday during business hours as well as Saturday mornings. Outside these times, travel information can be obtained from the Federation Square Visitor Centre, city and suburban Premium (ie staffed) stations and the Metlink telephone information line. Online advice is available through the Metlink journey planner, though answers can be conservative and may not include tight but sometimes usable connections.
The most useful printed items are the Fares and Travel Guide and local area transport maps. Both are available from the Met Shop and staffed stations.
Fixed timetables are provided at railway stations, tram stops and some bus stops. Paper timetables can be got from attended stations, bus drivers and on board trams. The Met Shop carries the full range for the metropolitan area. If a timetable is revised and you need a new one, bus companies are most likely to get them first - enquire on the bus or at the depot. Timetables have effective dates. Check against the AATTC list for currency. Here are many hotels available at affordable price. Melbourne hotels provide royal touch.
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