The Graffiti Lanes Of Melbourne CBD

The Graffiti Lanes Of Melbourne CBD created by Kayn

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Summary

The walking tour is to show the spectacular Graffiti Lanes of the Melbourne's CBD. It available for all ages and isn't a hard walk at all its quite relaxing and peaceful.

Description

The walk is for all ages and is really interesting to go and see especially if your really fond of art. So if your quite artistic, I highly recommend to come and try this walk and have a look. Some of the art is quite amazing. The lanes show all different things, such the AC DC lane shows all about Rock and Roll.

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Points of Interest

1. Degraves Place

Degraves Place is great it shows a whole wide of culture and shows the depth of the land and all the people in its surrounding community. Also great place to stop for a coffee.

2. Centre Place

Centre place is great just to go with family. The history behind it is so much wider. It shows lots of history especially being next to a warehouse when it was built in the early 1900's

3. Hosier Lane

Hosier Lane shows a wide experience of professional graffiti such as words. But the words are names of famous people such Ned Kelly is on of them which is highly respected in Melbourne .

4. Rutledge Lane

Rutledge lane is quite similar to Hosier Lane but the graffiti is so much more colorful and vibrant. All the graffiti in theses lane have been done legally and have ask permission from the Government.

5. Higson Lane

Higson lane is just so amazing it's one of my favorite lanes especially because it's quite popular as well but it not just because it's popular its because the art its just awesome and the colors.

6. AC-DC Lane

AC-DC Lane is defiantly my favorite. If your into rock and roll this lane is for you because it just shows all rock bands and famous singer from early 1950's to 1990's so defiantly go have a look.

7. Duckboards Place

Duckboards Place shows an amazing piece of art work one of the most famous as well it was done not long ago in the 1980's but yeah it's spectacular to look at and the scale of it is huge.