We loved this tour. Kasper was a great guide, with an inspiring story, and firsthand knowledge of local artists and the varying tensions between different parties. Fascinating! I'll never look at street art through the same eyes again. I can't believe that I lived in Melb for 10 years, and never knew these alleyways existed! Our kids, age 11 and 15, loved it too. What a great space the Blended Studio is. Thankyou for a fabulous afternoon, and for the lovely nibbles and drinks at the end. Particularly appreciated the healthy foods and option of sugar free drinks for the kids . Really well thought-out. 5 stars!
Flinders court street one of the iconic street for the melbourne street art. If u coming through flinders street station, when you cross the elizabeth street, on your right side you can see the flinders court street. Which is not popular road for the walk . It is a backside of the shops, those are faced to elizabeth street. If you go through the flinders court you can see the 5,6 street arts. Those are very attractive and eye catching arts. If you like to enjoying melbourne street art, you must go through the flinders court.️
I have heard Melbourne touted as one of the largest, free, art exhibits on the planet. Whilst I can’t confirm that as true, and appreciating street art and graffiti are not everyone’s cup of tea, the work on offer is however abundant, bold, bright, and today we were pleasantly surprised by a massive mural after strolling down Higson.
The images taken on google maps last drive by show this as you’d expect any functional alley to look: bare walls, bins, exits. However this little nook has had a facelift in recent times and is a new addition to Melbourne’s street art scape.
What are you waiting for? Grab a coffee and get strolling.
I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon this laneway. This cleaned up laneway is a far cry from what it used to be years ago. There were some very interesting pieces of Street art here. Will be adding this lane to my street art list.
I have heard Melbourne touted as one of the largest, free, art exhibits on the planet. Whilst I can’t confirm that as true, and appreciating street art and graffiti are not everyone’s cup of tea, the work on offer is however abundant, bold, bright, and today we were pleasantly surprised by a massive mural after strolling down Higson.
The images taken on google maps last drive by show this as you’d expect any functional alley to look: bare walls, bins, exits. However this little nook has had a facelift in recent times and is a new addition to Melbourne’s street art scape.
What are you waiting for? Grab a coffee and get strolling.
Keep walking down Flinders Lane and you'll find a lot more. Pay close attention as there are little, half hidden gems that are easy to miss when noticing the big murals.
As first timers seeking for directions to help with our canvas stretching, we came to Gus & Fiona and found they were awesome with their pricing, very humble, easy going and delivered on time as promised. Whether you are a first timer (like us) or a professional artist who needs the art & craft help, this is the place to go to without any doubt. Highly recommended for anyone and they trade 7 days a week.......suits everyone's busy schedule.
Amazing staff! Thank you Vee for all your help today, truly appreciated. Your customer service, as well as assistance, was wonderful. Vee even helped carry my new prints to my car, in the rain!
Will definitely be back.
Always outstanding artwork, second to none.
Many thanks again,
Isabella
Sunshine Lane is probably one of Melbourne’s best kept secrets. So much amazing street art in one place! I love coming here and checking out the new pieces. Would recommend to everyone!
I do my best to keep this list very up to date. It was last edited in January 2025. If you know of a street art that should be on the list, let me know. Click here to contact me. Thanks!
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