One must visit street with a bohemian style is Brunswick
St in Fitzroy which is only a short tram ride from the
city (number 112 from Collins St). Well know to locals
for its many bars, cafes, restaurants and pubs that come
to life at any hour of the day. Brunswick Street's
eating and drinking establishments vary widely from old
style pubs to the hippest wine bar and from an organic
vegetarian restaurant to hamburger and souvlaki cafes.
Brunswick Street is also a popular place to do a bit of
shopping with plenty of specialty boutiques and vintage
clothing stores mixed in between funky record shops and
retro furniture stores. The best way to experience the
art lined Brunswick Street is by foot, that way you can
really discover the culture of this living arts
precinct, weather you drink coffee or beer, shop for
modern art or antiques you can feel at home in Brunswick
St.
Fitzroy's Brunswick Street is alive with a quirky
vibe, with interesting art, great cafes, pubs and some of
Melbourne's best specialty shops.
Johnston Street, which crosses
Brunswick Street is home to much of Melbourne's
Spanish bars and restaurants. It's a great place to
experience the tastes sounds and fun of this popular
European country.
Brunswick Street crosses over Johnston Street which has
a more Spanish feel to it, lined with Spanish bars and
music, it is a popular place to stop off for a salsa or
maybe even some paella. A Latin Street festival is held
every year around late November that is popular with the
Spanish community, tourists and locals alike.
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