Melbourne Zoo
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Elliott Ave, Parkville VIC 3052
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Zoo and gardens featuring animals from all over the world. Get lost in ecosystems and forget you are so close to the city. There are a number of keeper talks throughout each day.
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Captain Andrew
From Melbourne, Australia
Member Since February 2022
7 past cruises, 5 upcoming cruises
Captain Andrew
3 years ago
The number 58 tram stops directly outside the Zoo entrance. You can catch this from Collins/Williams street tram stop in the city if you are changing from the 109 tram direct from Station Pier.