Melbourne City
Get DirectionAddress: 103/228 A'Beckett Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000
Email Id: reservations@rentcarz.com.au
Depot Hours:
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Monday |
08:00AM - 04:00PM |
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Tuesday |
08:00AM - 04:00PM |
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Wednesday |
08:00AM - 04:00PM |
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Thursday |
08:00AM - 04:00PM |
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Friday |
08:00AM - 04:00PM |
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Saturday |
08:00AM - 01:00PM |
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Sunday |
08:00AM - 01:00PM |
Why book with us? |
Extra Accessories |
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Grate Rates |
Premium Roadside |
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Quality Cars |
Baby & ISO fix seats |
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Pickup from 11 cities/airports |
Booster seats |
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One Way Rental available |
GPS |
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Price inclusive of Insurance |
Additional Driver |
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Easy rental process |
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Great customer service |
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Courtesy Airport Shuttle Bus – Customer Pick Up Information
Melbourne Roadside Assistance
You are assured that our Melbourne CBD car rental fleet is reliable, as they are well maintained and being serviced regularly. For your peace of mind, we also include 24 Hour Roadside Assistance or vehicle breakdown service with RACQ when you hire a car from us in Melbourne or other locations.
About Melbourne
Melbourne is the capital city in the state of Victoria. It is the second most populated city in Australia and is seen to many as the cultural capital of the country with a diverse range of events, cultures and entertainment. Well known for its wide variety of entertainment, ethnic restaurants and a passionate love for AFL, Melbourne is alive 365 days and nights of the year in a bustle of colour and activity.
Popular Things To Do in Melbourne
- Experience the Melbourne City Circle Tram ride.
- Take beautiful photos of the Flinders Street Station.
- Visit the National Gallery of Victoria for beautiful marvellous artworks.
- Walk through the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
- Visit the Melbourne Zoo, Australia’s oldest Zoo.
- Join the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) tour.
- Enjoy Melbourne city view from Eureka Skydeck 88.
- Visit The Princess Theatre for fabulous shows.
- See the impressive St Patrick’s Cathedral.
Brief Melbourne History
Founded in 1835 for pastoral settlement, the Yarra River provided a lifeblood to the region and fuelled by the Gold Rush in 1950’s, became the biggest and most important city for its time. In fact, it was not until some way into the 20th century that it was overtaken by Sydney