The Degraves Street, located in downtown Victoria Melbourne, is an alley about 100 meters long.
Degraves Street is just across from the busy flinders street station (Flinders Street Railway Station), Degraves Street is a pedestrian street, no traffic, the road central with a heater and sun shade, this short 100-meter lane is full of cafes, restaurants, and lovely small shops and popular, is one of the symbols of Melbourne city culture. The coffee shop here is considered to be the best in the Melbourne. It's a Melbourne coffee street. The coffee shop has its own characteristics. The whole street is filled with the fragrance of coffee. It's a must for coffee controllers. And when the night falls, the shops in the alley close one after another, put down the shutter door, you will find that each shop has graffiti on the shutter door, graffiti replacement speed is also very fast, Melbourne the whole city of art fanaticism is not difficult to find.
There are also a few recommended shops, an orange department called Clementine's, selling some creative household items, the logo is Clemen's small citrus, those bottles and cans are hand-made, the door is perennial with an orange Italian scooter, very eye-catching, just opposite is the famous Little Cupcake, sign is smaller than the average cupcake mini cupcake, wooden interior, small blackboard, small pot and the decoration of that decorative camera, full of literary and artistic small cupcakes, of course, exquisite vintage cupcakes focus. Il Papiro next to it is a florence-style paper shop, selling vintage-style paper, envelopes, notebooks and old-fashioned quill pens. The ten-year-old shop is full of traditional attachment. Friends who love graphic design and collect paper books must not miss it.
Compared to Degraves Street,central path, which is much narrower and the buildings on both sides are slightly shabby, but this is not what locals care about, and the narrow congestion reflects the popularity of the alley, which is dominated by cafes, mixed with sushi shops and hamburger sandwiches, and a soup shop with rows of soup pans at the door, is striking.
