Honeymooner

How to get there:
By tram: Catch any tram heading north along Elizabeth or William Street
By train: From Melbourne Central or Flagstaff Station, walk north along Elizabeth or William Street.
http://www.qvm.com.au

Public Transport
If you are coming from outside the city, take a train to Flinders Street Station. From Flinders Street, you can get on the following trams: 3, 5, 8, 16, 64, 67. Get off the tram at the Domain Road Interchange. Walk towards the Shrine of Remembrance and you will see the Observatory Buildings. The Observatory buildings are part of the Gardens. The Visitor Centre is located here and can be a good starting point. The Number 8 Tram can drop you close to Gate D.

Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle
You can ride the free Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle to the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. The Shuttle begins at the Melbourne Museum and runs every 15 minutes between 10-4pm daily. You can hop on and hop off at any of the 15 stops, including the Royal Botanic Gardens/ Shrine of Remembrance.

http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/

St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral
Ph 03 9650 3791
Corner Swanston and Flinders streets, Melbourne

In 1880 the foundation stone for St Paul’s was laid and the cathedral was consecrated in 1891. It is considered architecturally significant as a masterpiece of the Gothic Revival style, but was not completed until 1931 when the spires were added. The interior columns that are made from a creamy Waurn Ponds limestone and are banded with Malmsbury bluestone to give a ringed ’candy’ effect. The cathedral houses the largest and best surviving example of an English Romantic pipe organ designed by T C Lewis, one of the greatest organ builders of the 19th century.

Ramped access is available at the main entrance to the cathedral, with wide aisles and space provided for wheelchairs. Two accessible car parking spaces are allocated. Automatic sliding doors lead to St Paul’s office and then through to the cathedral.