Usually, when you think of world-renowned works of art your mind instantly goes to sleek museums and high stakes. If you take a walk through the colourful streets of Melbourne, you’ll see vibrant, colourful paintings everywhere you turn. The walls and streets in this area come alive with the ever-changing street art; crowds flock here all the time to see the paintings as well as to enjoy a lovely meal. Here are some of the key points you must see here.
Duckboard Place
The unique street art in Duckboard Street will leave you mesmerised; the beautiful portrait of a man carrying a tree by Fintan Magee and the trendy tattoo style tribute to the city by Steen jones are some of the artworks you must see here. You can even find cool dining options, cafes, and hotels near Tullamarine airport.
AC/DC Lane
If you’re a die-hard fan of rock n roll, you must pay a visit here. This street was famously named after the legendary rock band AC/DC and has many features dedicated to the movement. You can find a huge 3D sculpture of Bon Scott emerging through a wall and even pose for a picture with the life-sized portrait of Malcome Young.
Presgrave Place
Presgrave Place is located a 50 min drive away from hotels such as PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport and is famous for its framed paintings and portraits made out of recycled materials. You can walk through endless works of small-scale art featuring unique techniques and mixed media. There are also cafes and cool bars with a lively atmosphere.
Tattersalls Lane
You can find cute, cosy cafes, bars and eateries here along with some mindblowing abstract art. Highlights are the big mural by Chilean artist Nelson Cekis depicting unique scenes and beautiful colours and a tall, spectacular portrait of a woman with feathers by artists Shida and Adnate.
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