Downtown Melbourne is dense with shops, restaurants and cafes. It seems like no alley is too small to be filled with retail of some kind. This is a small alley, Centre Place, off a small street, Flinders Lane. Another feature of central Melbourne is that the city designers were very challenged for original street names. Almost every street name is used at least twice. There is Flinders Street and Flinders Lane, and almost every Bourke St, Lonsdale St or Collins St has (in the next block) a Little Bourke, Little Lonsdale or Little Collins.
Downtown Melbourne is dense with shops, restaurants and cafes. It seems like no alley is too small to be filled with retail of some kind. This is a small alley, Centre Place, off a small street, Flinders Lane. Another feature of central Melbourne is that the city designers were very challenged for original street names. Almost every street name is used at least twice. There is Flinders Street and Flinders Lane, and almost every Bourke St, Lonsdale St or Collins St has (in the next block) a Little Bourke, Little Lonsdale or Little Collins.
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