Getting to
Stop Three
Here’s our suggestion on the best walking route to your next activity.
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DIRECTIONS
Make your way down the lift and make a left to head down Little Bourke Street.
Head on down the second laneway on your left - Crossley Street.
Fun Fact 💡
Formerly known as Romeo Lane back in the 1850s, Crossley Street became popular as one of Melbourne’s earliest ‘red light’ districts. Local lore (so we consider it fact) has it that an opium den was one of the street’s ‘attractions’! Scandalous!
Make your way down to a must-stop photo stop; the heritage listed Pellegrini Neon Sign!
This place is so popular that locals have (unofficially) renamed Crossley Street as Pellegrini’s Corner – home of Melbourne coffee institution Pellegrini’s Espresso Bar.
Continue left onto Bourke Street and make a right onto the home of Melbourne’s first ever laneway bar,
Meyers Place.
This is one of the oldest laneways in Melbourne!
Originally known as Nicholas Lane, Meyers Place has it all - street art, romantic, hidden bars and definitely loads of history.
Fun Fact 💡
Meyers Place was selected as one of the pilots for Melbourne's new “Green Your Laneway” campaign.
This program is a way for the city to liven up the grey walls of its laneways with street art! Make sure to take a picture of the giant Mike Makatron Mural “Jungle Funk”.
Continue past Jungle Funk and look out for the bar with the hanging bicycle on your left-hand side.
Head on in through the dark doors, and step into one of Melbourne's most famous hidden bars!
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