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#Hosier Ln Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)
Trip to Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺
When we first reached Melbourne, we started our day with a leisurely stroll through Melbourne's laneways, known for their vibrant street art, charming cafes, and eclectic shops. We started from Hosier Lane and explored around laneways like AC/DC Lane and Degraves Street.
📍Federation Square, Melbourne VIC 3000,
We also visited the iconic Queen Victoria Market, one of the largest open-air markets in the Southern Hemisphere. There were many stalls selling fresh produce, gourmet foods, clothing, souvenirs, and more. The market is definitely worth to visit 💯
Queen Victoria Market
📍Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000.
We also experienced Melbourne's cultural scene by attending a performance at one of its renowned theaters, such as the Melbourne Recital Centre and Arts Centre Melbourne. Do checked out their schedules for concerts, plays, or dance performances to prevent disappointment 🤣
Besides, we also took a scenic stroll along the Yarra River, starting at Southbank Promenade and crossing the pedestrian bridges for panoramic views of the city skyline. We accessed the Southbank Promenade from along the river and we also visited the most famous Brighton Beach to see the iconic Brighton Bathing Boxes, a row of colorful wooden huts lining the shore. We enjoy a very relaxing afternoon on the beach and took a swim in the refreshing waters of Port Phillip Bay.
📍Brighton Beach is located in the suburb of Brighton, accessible by train from Melbourne's city center
I would also recommend you to try my favourite restaurant, Cumulus Inc. It is a popular dining spot located in Melbourne's central business district that has a contemporary Australian menu with a focus on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. This restaurant has relaxed atmosphere, stylish decor, and excellent service 🙌🙌 Prices vary depending on the menu items and drinks chosen, but we spent around $50-$70 AUD per person for a meal. The food was all very delicious and definitely worth to try out!
Cumulus Inc.
📍45 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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3 Days in Melborne 🤩
Melbourne is known for its unique culture, stunning architecture, and diverse neighborhoods. With so much to see and do, it can be overwhelming to plan your itinerary. But fear not, as we have created a 3-day travel itinerary that will take you on a journey through Melbourne's iconic landmarks, trendy neighborhoods, and cultural hotspots. Get ready!
[Day 1]
• Start your day by visiting the iconic Federation Square, where you can admire the unique architecture and enjoy a cup of coffee at one of the many cafes.
• Head to the Royal Botanic Gardens and take a leisurely stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens, showcasing a wide variety of plants and flowers.
• Explore the vibrant street art scene in Melbourne's famous laneways, such as Hosier Lane and AC/DC Lane. Admire the colorful murals and graffiti art.
• Visit the National Gallery of Victoria, Australia's oldest and largest art museum, to appreciate its extensive collection of artworks from both local and international artists.
• End your day at Southbank Promenade, where you can enjoy a scenic walk along the Yarra River and dine at one of the many riverside restaurants.
[Day 2]
• Start your day at Queen Victoria Market, the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Explore the various stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, souvenirs, and more.
• Take a tram ride to St. Kilda Beach, a popular seaside suburb. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the beach, visit Luna Park for some fun rides, and indulge in delicious cakes at the famous Acland Street.
• Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Fitzroy, known for its trendy boutiques, vintage stores, and eclectic street art. Don't miss the Brunswick Street for its unique shops and cafes.
• In the evening, catch a performance at the Arts Centre Melbourne, a cultural hub showcasing theater, music, and dance shows from around the world.
[Day 3]
• Start your day with a visit to the Melbourne Museum, where you can learn about the city's history, culture, and natural environment through its interactive exhibits.
• Explore the trendy and multicultural suburb of Brunswick. Discover its diverse range of cafes, restaurants, and shops, and immerse yourself in its vibrant atmosphere.
• Head to the Eureka Skydeck for breathtaking panoramic views of Melbourne from the 88th floor. Experience "The Edge," a glass cube that extends from the building, offering a thrilling perspective.
• Finish your trip with a visit to the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Take a walk in the beautiful gardens and admire the stunning architecture of the building.
Street art alley in melbourne
The infamous Hosier lane, the one where everyone keeps saying to me that if you visiting melbourne this place is a must. And so I went there what I see was impressive 👏 although it is kinds of messy. Well I guess Street arts are supposed to be messy so all good I think 🤔. There were a fews that look super interesting to me and I kind of wish someone didn't paint over it with some scrabble words.
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MUST SEE - Street Art Melbourne
Hosier Lane is must see for street in Melbourne! It changes nearly every single day and im truly forever amazed and fascinated by the street art down there! if your in Melbourne I highly recommend stopping by! perfect spot for some amazing photo opportunities! Easily found with Google maps and it’s a spot you’ll want to stop by and see! There is also a few beautiful coffee spots, to stop and get your coffee fix! #streetart #couplestrip #celebratewithtrip
I love Melbourne
absolutely loved Melbourne city! I stay at oaks on Lonsdale and the service and room were so amazing! I would highly recommend staying at oaks hotels! Melbourne zoo is a must see and if you can organise a walking tour of the city would also recommend! I got to see so much I wouldn’t have seen and made me feel like I know the city better for next time! The street art in Melbourne is also incredible! #melbourne
Hosier Lane - Melbourne, Australia
Hosier Lane - located in Melbourne CBD. This bluestone laneway features tons of urban art works!
Some people may say this is vandalism, but along this lane, it’s art work! And I would definitely recommend you to visit this place.
Hosier Lane officially opened in 1998 and is opposite the entrance to the Atrium at Federation Square on Flinders Street.
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Artsy Photoshoot Location
Getting There - Flinders Street train station and walk towards fed square. Hosier lane will be along the main street
Attractions - City art. Graffiti
This place was an artistic gem that we found along Flinders Street. The entire lane was filled with art and locals posing for pictures and just doing photo shoots for themselves or for other people. We even found some shoes hanging from a wire above hahahah
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graffiti walls in Melbourne
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in Melbourne you will find many walls filled with colorful graffiti painting and this is really beautiful making it a really pleasant city to be in. you can actually head to hoiser lane and see that there’s so many of them but do bear in mind this is a tourist spot so it might get crowded in the day. nevertheless it is still a must visit. otherwise you can just admire the random street arts on random streets. my personal favorite is the bears as it’s really cute. suggest for you to take a picture in hoiser lane and the angle has to show the slope and the sides of the walls as you will be able to capture a lot of the art pictures.
Melbourne
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Melbourne is a very nice city to visit in Australia and would suggest a week trip here if you have time. you can also go on a road trip starting from Melbourne but do spend a few days in the city itself first before going on the road trip. things to do include visiting really cool and grand cafes in Melbourne , all coffee is really nice in the various cafes. would suggest visiting higher ground cafe as it’s a more popular cafe in Melbourne. and to visit lune croissants for some of their nice croissants and bakes. visit attractions like the hoiser lane street art and also the central business district. overall Melbourne is a fun and exciting place to be at.
Hosier Lane, Melbourne
Hosier lane is famous for its sophisticated urban art and helps give an artistic relief for the otherwise unwanted group of outlaws known as graffiti artists.
The lane is situated just opposite to Federation square near the Forum Theatre.
In fact, many walls on the streets of Melbourne have graffiti, or characters, or animals, or image lines. In short, they are all personalized. The Graffiti Street at Hosier Lane in Hosier Lane is famous because it is a graffiti, the largest area, and the graffiti update speed is fast. In fact, some graffiti areas are quite dirty, that is, garbage dumps, but they can't stop the enthusiasm of everyone taking pictures, and they have come to visit here. The location is southeast of St. Paul's Cathedral, diagonally across the Federation Square, next to a Spanish restaurant, an alley. Everyone is taking pictures. In fact, through inkjet to express your own personality, it is quite a literary way, but also some painting talent, not everyone can be so beautifully painted. Perhaps the graffiti that I see now is gone in two days. There will always be more people coming here to create, leaving traces of creation. For tourists, this is the punching place, and the photo taking is over, it won't take too long.
Maybe you have seen many times of Melbourne's Graffiti Street on the Internet, you can find the unfamiliar pattern on the spot, because the graffiti in Hosier Lane is the fastest place to change in the city, sometimes just after a day, The lane was replaced with a new one. Located across from Federation Square on Flinders Street, it is the iconic street art laneway of the Central Business District. If you like a concave styling, don't miss it, you can take a lot of cool and cute photos!
The famous street arts at Hosier Lane
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An integral part of Melbourne’s cultural scene, Hosier Lane is home to some of the city’s best street art. The laneway, which cuts between Flinders Street and Flinders Lane, exhibits regularly changing graffiti.
Hosier Lane in Melbourne is a vibrant tapestry of urban artistry, captivating visitors with its dynamic display of street art. This iconic laneway, tucked away in the heart of the city, serves as a testament to Melbourne's thriving street art culture. Every inch of the walls is adorned with a kaleidoscope of colors, styles, and messages, showcasing the creativity and expression of local and international artists alike. Walking through Hosier Lane is a sensory delight, with each corner offering a new masterpiece to admire and interpret. It's a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and a testament to Melbourne's artistic soul.
In Melbourne, art is always young
When passing by the graffiti wall, a friend asked me
Do you have anything you want to draw, alive
I hummed Zhao Lei's song, this can't be said
🎼: Melbourne, the global center of graffiti art!
The most famous is the graffiti district, Flinders Lane (Hosier Lane) and AC/DC Lane
Flinders Lane, you must find a local friend to stroll around, its hidden graffiti is really not few. A deep alley, every day there are a large number of tourists rushing to, many graffiti artists like to leave their names, and more lovely, also painted themselves up. Imagination is the core of graffiti painting, ACDC Lane is inspired by artists, a rock graffiti street with exploding music cells.
Online a lot of comments, Melbourne is the top student of citywalk, haha, this is also very interesting, if you really do not know how to play, directly search Jay Chou check-in point, Jay Chou loves Melbourne more than you.
Here, you will deeply feel that Art will never die, everything will grow old, but art is always young, from the heart, just like this city.
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free and beautiful
hoiser lane
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hoiser lane is in the central business district cbd of Melbourne. it is a place filled with graffiti art and it’s quite interesting. it is a very popular tourist attraction as many actually came here to take pictures. it is very colorful and bright so it makes you kinda happy being here somehow because the colors just speaks out. it is good to take a nice outfit of the day picture over here with the different street art pieces. what’s more this is a free activity. after which you can head over to the cbd for some nice cafe meals as well. highly recommended place to visit in Melbourne Australia.
hoiser lane
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visiting hoiser lane is a must when you are in Melbourne. look at the amount of graffiti here! in fact this place is filled with tourists as when I visited , there were so many people just taking some nice chill pictures here and also requesting for others help to take a good shot. overall the graffiti here has many different vibes and all. and it’s a great place for admiring these pieces and just appreciating art as a whole. many celebrities also came here before to take some nice pictures. it is near Melbourne central business district so you can easily walk over here or take a free tram if you are too tired.
Melbourne's Graffiti Lane was chosen by Lonely Planet as the first choice for Australian cultural attractions. It is a paradise for graffiti and a holy place for graffiti art.
This alley is called Hosier Lane, adjacent to St. Paul's Cathedral. Not only can you enjoy a lot of unique graffiti art, but you can also see the graffiti master painting on the spot.
In this artistic place, I asked the street youth to borrow a skateboard, and it is also necessary to take a props.
The artistic sense of the cat's street is derived from the Victorian buildings, in addition to the graffiti that can be met from time to time. There is a Hoiser Lane in the city, because graffiti has become one of the important attractions of the cat. When I was in the circle of friends, someone replied to me: "As an art student who graduated from the oil painting department, do you really think that these street graffiti can be regarded as art?" Strange, it must be high, and must be displayed in the museum. Can a work be called a work of art? Although graffiti is difficult to be elegant, its grounding makes the so-called art more interactive with the masses. The person who sees the work decides the possibility of re-creation, and there is nothing wrong with it, I like it. In the years after I graduated, I felt that it was better to go to the scene to see the expressions of others watching the works in the textbooks. In fact, most people should not read those treasures, but they are street graffiti. Can Bo people smile. The point is that the photo is still beautiful.
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