Visitors would be smart to check out the official website for Melbourne at http://www.visitvictoria.com/.

There are a number of visitor centers located in the city in various neighborhoods. Look for the distinctive blue and yellow "i" signs around the city as they point to a Visitor Information Centre, part of a network of accredited information centres. These centres are open seven day a week (except Good Friday and Christmas Day) and are staffed with expert locals who can provide information on activities, attractions and whatever other question you might come up with.

A list of the information centres:

Melbourne Visitor Centre
		Corner Flinders and Swanston streets, Melbourne Ph 03 9658 9658
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Werribee Visitor Information Centre
		Wyndham Cultural Centre, 117 Watton Street, Werribee Ph 03 9742 5971 Email tourism@werribee.org.au
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Melbourne Greeter Service
		The Melbourne Greeter Service offers a free half-day walking orientation of the city. Visitors are matched with volunteer greeters according to language, age and interests. The service, which is available daily, should be booked at least three working days in advance. Ph 03 9658 9658
City Ambassadors
		Melbourne's award-winning city ambassadors are another good source of city information. Dressed in distinctive red uniforms, the ambassadors rove the retail centre of the city, dispensing directions or simply lending visitors a hand.
Williamstown Visitor Information Centre
		Corner Nelson Place and Syme Street, Williamstown Ph 03 9399 8641 Email visitorinformation@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au

In addition to the Visitor Information Centres around the city, there is also the Australia Tourist Commission office that serves as a tourism board. It's located at 230 Collins St. and the telephone number is 03-9650 1522.

Tourism Victoria's corporate website is http://www.tourism.vic.gov.au.