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CBD Mobility 08/2016 City of Melbourne on 03 9658 9658. 9658 03 on Melbourne of City For more information contact the the contact information more For booth at Bourke Street Mall (map ref K8). K8). ref (map Mall Street Bourke at booth There is also a Visitor Information Centre Centre Information Visitor a also is There located at Federation Square (map ref L12). L12). ref (map Square Federation at located The Melbourne Visitor Information Centre is is Centre Information Visitor Melbourne The Street Mall near Swanston Street Swanston near Mall Street Visitor services and information and services Visitor opposite the luggage hall. hall. luggage the opposite are dressed in red and located in Bourke in located and red in dressed are or visit the Travellers Aid service centre centre service Aid Travellers the visit or help. City of Melbourne City Ambassadors City Melbourne of City help. section of this brochure for more information information more for brochure this of section services visit taxi.vic.gov.au visit services If you get lost stop and ask someone for someone ask and stop lost get you If • guidance service. See the Travellers Aid Aid Travellers the See service. guidance 03 9277 3877. For more information on taxi taxi on information more For 3877. 9277 03 manual wheelchair access and personal personal and access wheelchair manual not permitted not Service on 03 8413 7202 or Yellow Cabs on on Cabs Yellow or 7202 8413 03 on Service assistance including free buggy transport, transport, buggy free including assistance Australia and over. Drinking alcohol in public places is places public in alcohol Drinking over. and available. To book please call Silver Top Taxi Taxi Top Silver call please book To available. Southern Cross Station as well as other other as well as Station Cross Southern Melbourne VIC 3001 VIC Melbourne The legal drinking age in Australia is 18 years 18 is Australia in age drinking legal The • By taxi taxi By – Wheelchair accessible taxis are are taxis accessible Wheelchair – Mobility equipment is available for hire inside inside hire for available is equipment Mobility GPO Box 1603 Box GPO or say no and move away move and no say or the map. map. the City of Melbourne of City vision impaired. vision for money it is your choice to donate money donate to choice your is it money for accessible parking bays are located on on located are bays parking accessible In writing In in place to support people who are blind or or blind are who people support to place in If you are approached by someone asking someone by approached are you If • throughout the city. Private and public public and Private city. the throughout Station area. Tactile ground indicators are also also are indicators ground Tactile area. Station (Public holidays excluded) holidays (Public By car By – Parking facilities are available available are facilities Parking – at all times all at access is available throughout Southern Cross Cross Southern throughout available is access 7.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday to Monday 5pm, to 7.30am Keep your valuables and belongings secure belongings and valuables your Keep • location of low fl oor trams. trams. oor fl low of location with limited mobility. Lift, escalator and stair stair and escalator Lift, mobility. limited with 120 Swanston Street, Melbourne Street, Swanston 120 includes information about availability and and availability about information includes create access challenges for some people people some for challenges access create the train has wheelchair and scooter access scooter and wheelchair has train the Melbourne Town Hall - Administration Building Administration - Hall Town Melbourne The Yarra Trams tramTRACKER app also also app tramTRACKER Trams Yarra The Please note the gradient of Collins Street may may Street Collins of gradient the note Please carriage closest to the driver at the front of front the at driver the to closest carriage In person In travelling on public transport. On trains, the trains, On transport. public on travelling Additional Information Additional yarratrams.com.au Always validate your myki ticket when ticket myki your validate Always • Yarra Trams on 1800 800 007 or visit visit or 007 800 1800 on Trams Yarra Monday to Friday (Public holidays excluded) holidays (Public Friday to Monday of low level tams on tram routes, contact contact routes, tram on tams level low of on the left side of the road in Australia in road the of side left the on station from Wurrundjeri Way. Wurrundjeri from station 03 9658 9658. Available 9am to 5pm, 5pm, to 9am Available 9658. 9658 03 Low fl oor trams oor fl Low – To check the availability availability the check To – Take care when crossing roads. Cars drive Cars roads. crossing when care Take • Vehicle access is available at the back of the of back the at available is access Vehicle • users phone 1300 555 727 then ask for for ask then 727 555 1300 phone users National Relay Service: Teletypewriter (TTY) (TTY) Teletypewriter Service: Relay National and o with a valid myki card. myki valid a with o and For life-threatening emergencies call 000 call emergencies life-threatening For • the Docklands. the impaired or speech impaired, call us via the the via us call impaired, speech or impaired the Free Tram Zone, you will need to touch on on touch to need will you Zone, Tram Free the available for those coming directly from directly coming those for available in Australia in australiaforall.com National Relay Service: Service: Relay National If you are deaf, hearing hearing deaf, are you If If your tram travel starts or fi nishes outside of of outside nishes fi or starts travel tram your If The Bourke Street Walkway is also is Walkway Street Bourke The • Police assistance is available 24 hours a day a hours 24 available is assistance • Police Accessible Tourism Accessible and you won’t need to use a myki card. myki a use to need won’t you and from Collins and Spencer streets. Spencer and Collins from visitvictoria.com free be will journey your Zone, Tram Free the Tips for enjoying Melbourne enjoying for Tips station using dedicated road crossing points crossing road dedicated using station If your tram travel starts and fi nishes within within nishes fi and starts travel tram your If Pedestrians can access Southern Cross Southern access can Pedestrians • thatsmelbourne.com.au How to get there get to How Melbourne’s central city and Docklands. Docklands. and city central Melbourne’s please visit the following websites. websites. following the visit please one. need you if (public holidays excluded) holidays (public Free Tram Zone Tram Free – The Free Tram Zone includes includes Zone Tram Free The – activities and accommodation available, available, accommodation and activities outlets. shopping and interpreter an request can You 000. call 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday to Monday 6pm, to 7.30am Telephone: Telephone: news, retail, restaurants and bars, leisure leisure bars, and restaurants retail, news, cafes facilities, transport state-of-the-art with emergencies For hours. 24 7077 9650 03 ptv.vic.gov.au visit or 03 9658 9658 9658 03 about Melbourne including attractions, events, events, attractions, including Melbourne about gateway coach and train world-class historical Phone K10). ref (map Lane Flinders 226 638 131 on Victoria Transport Public contact Online: melbourne.vic.gov.au Tram, train and bus and train Tram, If you are interested in discovering more more discovering in interested are you If a is Station Cross Southern Melbourne’s at located is station Police CBD The please timetables For – How to contact us contact to How producing this map as at July 2016. July at as map this producing Other visitor websites visitor Other N5 Ref Map Station 000 Call – Police CBD CBD Melbourne to Getting acknowledge Melway Publishing for for Publishing Melway acknowledge Interstate Visitors - Southern Cross Cross Southern - Visitors Interstate The City of Melbourne thanks and and thanks Melbourne of City The Accessible public toilets Recharge stations for electric Central on this map How to use this map scooters and wheelchairs K9 234 Collins Street, 2nd fl oor J2 Multicultural Hub, This map is designed to help people with Charging stations are located throughout Food Court 506 Elizabeth Street limited mobility access Melbourne’s central the City of Melbourne. city city safely and with ease. It shows you where P10 Collins Place, corner Exhibition and J7 Myer, Bourke Street Mall For a full list of locations please visit to fi nd accessible toilets, parking bays, Collins streets melbourne.vic.gov.au/disabilityservices Mobility R7 Parliament Station, booking hall, accessible venue entry and exit points and and click on ‘Getting around Melbourne’. J11 Council of Adult Education, 1st corner Spring and Nicholson streets other helpful visitor information. and 5th fl oors, 256 Flinders Street Map E2 Peel Street and Dudley streets (corner) (enter via Degraves Street) Changing Places G2 Queen Street near Therry Street Access Melbourne F6 County Court, 250 William Street L6 Queen Victoria Women’s Centre, Changing Places toilets are di erent to J7 Emporium Melbourne Our access website o ers an online version of ground fl oor standard accessible toilets in that they have our Mobility Maps and other information on P6 Exhibition and Lonsdale streets extra features and more space available. L6 QV Centre, Little Lonsdale Street access and facilities in the City of Melbourne. (corner) Each Changing Places toilet provides a D10 Rialto Towers, Flinders Lane Visit accessmelbourne.vic.gov.au E5 Federal Court of Australia, height adjustable adult-sized changing bench, La Trobe Street L8 RMIT, 4th and 10th fl oors, a tracking hoist system, enough safe space Tivoli building, 239 Bourke Street Travellers Aid Australia and clean environment.
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