Melbourne Trams routes and timetables
Melbourne Trams is a tram network serving Melbourne tram network, Victoria, with 24 tram routes in the current timetable. On weekdays the first tram leaves at 4:11 am and the last at 1:23 am, and 1 route runs every 15 minutes or better. Open a route for the whole day in both directions, with the next tram highlighted.
Your saved Melbourne Trams stops
Timetable change on 5 October 2026. These pages show the current timetable.
Frequent routes
A tram every 15 minutes or better on weekday daytimes.
All other routes
- East Coburg - South Melbourne Beach
- Melbourne University - East Malvern
- Melbourne University - Malvern
- Moreland - Glen Iris
- West Preston - Victoria Harbour Docklands
- Victoria Gardens - St Kilda(Fitzroy St)
- Melbourne University - Kew
- North Coburg - Flinders Street Station
- St Vincents Plaza - Central Pier Docklands
- North Balwyn - Victoria Harbour Docklands
- West Maribyrnong - Flinders Street Station
- West Coburg - Toorak
- Airport West - Flinders Street Station
- Melbourne University - East Brighton
- Melbourne University - Carnegie
- Waterfront City Docklands - Wattle Park
- Melbourne University - Camberwell
- Vermont South - Central Pier Docklands
- North Richmond - Balaclava
- Moonee Ponds - Footscray
- Bundoora RMIT - Waterfront City Docklands
- East Brunswick - St Kilda Beach
- Box Hill - Port Melbourne
Melbourne Trams route map
Busiest stops
Melbourne Trams questions
How many routes does Melbourne Trams have?
Melbourne Trams has 24 tram routes in the current timetable, serving Melbourne tram network. 1 of them run every 15 minutes or better on weekday daytimes: Route 35.
What time do Melbourne Trams trams start and stop?
On a weekday the earliest route starts at 4:11 am and the last tram leaves at 1:23 am. Each route page lists its own first and last tram for every day.
Does Melbourne Trams run on Sundays?
24 of the 24 routes run on Sundays.
Is there a Melbourne Trams route map?
Yes. Open the map on this page to see every route, and open a route to see its stops on the map.
Where do the Melbourne Trams times come from?
From the open timetable data published by Public Transport Victoria (Department of Transport and Planning), refreshed 5 October 2026. These are scheduled times, not live arrivals.
Source: Public Transport Victoria (Department of Transport and Planning) open data (GTFS schedule for Melbourne Trams), used under CC BY 4.0. Refreshed 5 October 2026. Disruptions and service alerts are published by the operator. Changes made: times reformatted into timetables and departure lists.