Joanna James
Melbourne is known for its abundance of street art, which can be found on the city's colourful, graffiti-covered streets. And they add to Melbourne's reputation for being unconventional and cool.
Start your art discovering excursion here. This small alleyway boasts its own unique personality with vibrant and one-of-a-kind graffiti designs. And what's even better is that the street is located only seven minutes from lyf Collingwood Melbourne, an excellent accommodation choice for those looking for a pet-friendly hotel in Collingwood.
AC/DC Lane in the CBD is home to some of the most intriguing and distinctive art pieces, all inspired by Australian music icons. The whole street is dedicated to Oz and represents its heroes. The street is located in CBD, which means you can easily get here from anywhere in the city.
This is a must-see destination for any traveller. It is renowned for being the hub of Melbourne's art scene and is often featured in travel guides. The unique appeal of Hosier Lane lies in its evolving nature, with new artwork constantly being added to the street's walls.
Located a short distance from Hosier Lane, Presgrave Place is another street you must visit on your street art tour. The artworks on this street are made from recycled materials and are known for their unique and quirky style.
Union Lane in Melbourne is a vibrant and lively street that should definitely be on your itinerary. It is known for its colourful graffiti art, which gives the street a unique and rebellious vibe. As you explore the narrow alleyways, you may want to bring a small bag to keep your belongings safe. There is so much to see and experience on Union Lane, so make sure to set aside a few hours to fully explore the street.
This is one of the best places to witness the diversity of cultures the city represents. The lane is found in the middle of Chinatown amongst all the little, quirky Asian shops and cafes. Also, there's a huge piece of art done by Adnate, an artist known for employing different styles in his work.
Drewery Lane stands out among the innovative graphic art found in the city. It is a peaceful place for contemplation, dedicated to honouring military members of the past and the present. The artwork found here evokes a sense of gratitude for all the sacrifices they made.
The theme of your next stop, Guildford Lane, is green. This is evident in the peaceful mural created by Mike Makatron and the abundance of plants lining the laneway. What's more, there is a Cat Café nearby, which adds to the appeal of the location.
This is the penultimate stop on this tour of street art. 436 Queen Street is a little-known treasure that few have had the opportunity to discover. This modest and unpretentious alley holds a world of its own, with colourful stencils and unique artwork covering every wall from top to bottom. There's quite a lot of artworks to see here, so make sure you have plenty of time to spare.
Blender Lane is the perfect conclusion to your adventure. It's a unique and dynamic location that combines beauty, quirkiness, and creativity. You'll find so much to love about Blender Lane that it will become your go-to destination for street art. And the next time you are here, Blender Lane will be your first stop to seek out the amazing street art scene of Melbourne.
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