Melbourne | I spent an afternoon in Fitzroy looking at graffiti.

On the first day I arrived in Melbourne, I couldn't wait to follow Jay Chou to check in at Hosier Lane (Hosier Lane). It was really disappointing. The graffiti in the narrow alley was really average, and I could smell the garbage. 🤦🏻. At that time, I thought that Melbourne's graffiti culture was nothing more than this (not as good as M50 Creative Park in Shanghai), until I came to Fitzroy‼ ️ . Take the No. 11 tram from CBD for more than 20 minutes to reach it. The destination is set to The Fitzroy Mills Market. I thought I could catch a set or something, but there was no one there, but the high-quality graffiti all over the place really surprised me. 🤩. . The road is blind and I don’t know how big Fitzroy is. I started from the market and made a big circle. I didn’t let go of the small alleys. I collected a lot of favorite graffiti~ As for the world's best croissant shop recommended by everyone, I reported a silk, and I didn't pay attention at all. 🤪.