Whether you are a first time or frequent visitor, City of Melbourne's resources make it easier to find your way. 'Accessing Melbourne' provides access information for people with limited mobility to access tourist services, facilities, hotels and with navigating to and through the city attractions. Other information includes acccessible toilets, parking, tourist information, cultural events, attractions, parks, gardens, entertainment, eating, shopping, pubs, clubs and accessible accommodation.

City Eating- an Access Guide is designed to take the hassle out of choosing somewhere to eat by providing basic access information for 100 eateries in Melbourne. As well as listing basic information about the type of food, price range and opening hours, the guide also covers a variety of access considerations such as floor surface, provision of accessible toilets, lighting and background noise.

Travellers' Aid Society provides a centrally located disability access centre in Melbourne's CBD. The centre offers help for visitors to Melbourne, and for locals who are travelling to, in and around the city.

The Disability Access Centre offers information, personal care, wheelchair services, communication assistance and more.