On the surface Melbourne’s Tram Route 1 seems to merely take the population to East Coburg to the beautiful beaches of South Melbourne. But it’s so much more - it also provides access to some of the city’s best hiddeb bars and gelato on Lygon Street, it delivers young professionals with their tiny apartments in Brunswick, and students to not one, but two major universities! How many tram routes can boast that claim? At least 8! As it heads down Swanston Street, the busiest tram corridor in the world. More valuably it serves as a magnet for the art loving crowd of the inner north and the leafy inner south with the Arts Precinct, including the Malthouse Theatre and the Recital Centre. Where would we be without the Route 1?
(picture taken at Lygon/Elgin tram stop, the point where tourists realise they need to turn back around to get to the good pasta)
This single line route map is subtle, with small text showing the location of all the stops along the route, including yours. Looks great in an A2 posted frame, colours based off the current Melbourne tram network map.
Printed using the latest eco-solvent ink technology on satin finish polypropylene to minimise all ink bleed and make features pop. Size: A2 (420mm x 594mm)