I understand the graffiti art changes here regularly and at the time of our visit there really was nothing worth walking there for. The graffiti was very, how do I say this, normal and not quite worth looking at . I thought the ones at Fitroy was nicer.

Visited with my wife as part of a walking tour of the side streets of Melbourne. This forms part of the street art horseshoe and depicts street art at the rear of buildings. Some amazing paintings, but spoilt in part by the unnecessary tags, which is clear vandalism.

This is basically a narrow street with graffiti on both sides of the street. Some of the graffiti’s were really impressive while few of them looked like scribbles. Also there are a lot of homeless people who are either drunk or high on something in the street so it’s best to be a bit careful with your belongings. This is just a precaution although nothing bad happened. There is a Culture Kings store in the lane and you can see somebody Dj ing live if you’re lucky.

We heard about Hosier lane and had seen some street art earlier in our trip, so we were looking forward to Hosier lane. It was disappointing. not many surviving art works. One newly painted one for the 2024 Olympics, but the rest was not worth the time. Just took a couple of minutes to walk trough the lane