We came back from the zoo and took the #58 tram back to Flagstaff to catch the circular tram as planned. At the zoo, a young couple with their child told us where to catch the circular tram. It took us a few inquiries to find the #35 tram station. The boarding platform was in the middle of the road without any room for people to stand.
The first bus was full and couldn’t fit more people. When we realized the next one would be in another 25 minutes, we took the #30 bus to Central, then got on another #35 from there.
The #35 was an old tram with small windows, no A/C, and it was crowded. I managed to take few photos. The bus driver was very kind. I sat in the row right behind the driver’s station, and when we were passing through Parliament, he stopped the car and told me I could step out to take photos, so I did. That was really unusual!
Riding the #35 tram in Melbourne, Australia offers a unique experience. The #35 tram route, also known as the City Circle Tram, is a free tram service that loops around Melbourne's central business district, passing by many iconic landmarks and attractions. The tram's vintage design adds a nostalgic charm to the journey, reminiscent of Melbourne's rich tram history.
The tram route takes you past key destinations such as Flinders Street Station, Federation Square, Parliament House, the Melbourne Museum, and the iconic Queen Victoria Market. Along the way, you'll catch glimpses of Melbourne's bustling streets, vibrant laneways filled with street art, and the city's distinctive architecture.
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