Guided walking tours through Fitzroy’s rich and radical past.
Fitzroy was the home of the city’s early wealthy colonists and has morphed through periods of poverty and suffering, diversity and dynamism, to be the incredible suburb it is today.

Every tour is led by a long-time Fitzroy local who knows these streets like home—because they are.

We share the social fabric of Fitzroy, not just its facades—radical politics, art and music, pubs and cafes, and much more.

Flat route, small groups, all weather.
All are welcome, always.

You’ll learn about the fortitude, resilience, and inventiveness of the First Peoples who have made their homes and communities in Fitzroy, the innovations of many and varied social justice movements, the creativity of the local music scene, and much much else. You’ll experience first-hand the richness of the city’s best-preserved architecture, the diversity of pubs, cafes, and restaurants, and learn of the untold histories of the suburb’s notable citizens, businesses, and achievements.
Tours
A two-hour walking tour through southern Fitzroy, led by a local and rich in stories, stops, and scenery.
Features:
✓ Starts at Gertrude & Smith St
✓ Flat route with regular breaks
✓ Rain, hail, or shine
✓ Ends at Brunswick & Johnston St
✓ Max 18 people per tour
✓ Everyone welcome
A flexible, private walking tour shaped around your interests—history, music, pubs, politics, and more.
Features:
✓ Custom duration & topics
✓ Choose your route focus
✓ Private group experience
✓ First Peoples, music, cafés, and more
✓ Ideal for families, schools, or small teams
✓ Walk with a passionate local guide