Explore the hip Fitzroy neighborhood in Melbourne

Today, let's take a stroll through Fitzroy, the artsy and hip district in Melbourne, Australia. This is our favorite area because of its vibe—everything from the buildings, coffee shops, bookstores, and second-hand clothing stores is just perfect. Did you know that Fitzroy is a culturally diverse neighborhood? Back in the 1930s, it was considered a rundown area, primarily inhabited by the working class. However, after urban redevelopment, artists, writers, and musicians began moving in, transforming the area into a hub of street art, live music bars, chic art galleries, and second-hand shops. The main streets in this neighborhood are Brunswick, Smith, Gertrude, and Johnson Street. Here, you'll find all kinds of shops, vegan restaurants, organic stores, and people working on their laptops in cozy coffee shops. One of the most famous spots is Lune Croissanterie, known for having the best croissants in the world. They sell out quickly, sometimes even by noon! Another favorite coffee shop of ours is Black Cat, which has a more local vibe. During the day, they serve brunch and local coffee, while at night, it transforms into a bar with DJs spinning tunes—perfect for hanging out. For vintage lovers, don't miss Lost and Found Market. You might just discover hidden treasures there.