Melbourne Tram Museum

Australia | Melbourne

Explore the history of trams in Melbourne. Get inside Australia's most authentic tramway museum. The Melbourne Tram Museum is a rail museum. Located within the Hawthorn Tram Depot. A heritage-listed site. It celebrates trams and their history. Understand their impact on Melbourne's development. Witness well-preserved historic trams at a unique heritage location. Discover the history ►

Things to do and see - Melbourne Tram Museum

Relax on extensive lawns and pathways lined with elm trees

Fitzroy Gardens

Enjoy walking and cycling paths along the scenic river's banks

Yarra River

Explore art exhibitions in a former civic building

Hawthorn Arts Centre

Discover a hidden, historical gem in the heart of Hawthorn

Auburn Village

See the diverse plant collections and tranquil lakes

Royal Botanic Gardens

Witness Melbourne's oldest public boathouse on the Yarra River

Studley Park

Climb to an observation deck to take in the panoramic city vistas

Melbourne Skydeck

View exhibits on natural history, science, and cultural history

Melbourne Museum

Wander the halls as some of history’s most notorious criminals

Old Melbourne Gaol

Browse fresh produce and specialty goods in an iconic market

Queen Victoria Market

FAQ - Melbourne Tram Museum

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When was the Hawthorn Tram Depot built?
This iconic building was built in 1916 in an American Romanesque style.
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What kind of trams can visitors see in the museum?
The Hawthorn Tram Depot in Melbourne showcases various types of trams. Visitors can see historic models like the W class and modern ones like the E class.
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What is the permanent exhibition's main focus?
The permanent exhibition at the depot focuses on the history and development of Melbourne's tram network. It highlights its significance in the city's transportation system.