Harry and Meghan Join Melbourne Aboriginal Walking Tour
Harry and Meghan Join Melbourne Aboriginal Walking Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex join Melbourne's Scar Tree Walk to learn First Nations history, sharing moments with locals as they connect with traditional and contemporary Aboriginal culture.
In Melbourne, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined the Scar Tree Walk, a guided route that links traditional Aboriginal culture with modern life. The walk weaves stories of scar trees and ancestral sites with present-day art and community memories, offering visitors a window into First Nations history.
Along the route, they spoke with guides and local elders, listening as stories of the land were shared. The royal couple also paused for selfies with fans along one of Melbourne's busiest running paths, prompting surprised giggles from joggers and a few cyclists who slowed to say hello.
The outing underscored a broader aim of their Australia visit: to learn about First Nations history, support Indigenous communities, and foster cross-cultural understanding. The moments captured a mix of respectful learning and warm public engagement as the tour rolled on.
