Discover North & West Melbourne.
Just a short tram ride from the CBD, North & West Melbourne is a great place to enjoy a range of quality cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants in a relaxed urban village setting.
Iconic Errol Street and the surrounding area is also home to an array of specialty shops, professional services, health care providers and entertainment venues.
Getting Here by Public Transport.
By Tram.
Tram Routes 57, 58, 59
Route 57 (West Maribyrnong): travels along Elizabeth Street before turning onto Victoria Street towards North Melbourne. This service then travels along Errol, Queensberry and Abbotsford Streets and down Flemington Road.
Route 58 (West Coburg): travels from William Street in the CBD, down Peel Street and Flemington Road, then into Royal Park (Melbourne Zoo) at Abbotsford Street, just skimming the boundary of North Melbourne.
Route 59 (Airport West): travels along Elizabeth Street and down Flemington Road past the Royal Children's Hospital, which is the northern boundary of the precinct.
By Bus.
Bus Routes 216, 219, 220, 401 and 402
Route 216, 219 and 220 - with stops along Spencer St in West Melbourne (from Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach and from Sunshine to Gardenvale).
Route 401 - Express bus from North Melbourne station (stopping only at the Royal Melbourne Hospital) to Melbourne University.
Route 402 - from Footscray to East Melbourne (St Vincent’s Hospital) via Canning, Shiel, Haines, Errol, Arden and Wreckyn Streets, North Melbourne.
By Train.
Stations: North Melbourne, Macaulay.
Train Lines: Craigieburn, Flemington, Upfield, Williamstown, Sunbury, Werribee
Services through North Melbourne transport hub operate from both Southern Cross and Flinders Street Stations stopping at North Melbourne, Macaulay, Kensington and Flemington Bridge stations.
Route 401 bus stop is near North Melbourne Station concourse is located on Dryburgh Street so that passengers can transfer easily between train and bus services.
Route 401 bus stop includes shelters for waiting passengers and have capacity for three buses to cater for high passenger demand during peak times.