[2025 Fitzroy Attraction] Travel Guide for Fitzroy (Updated Apr)

Fitzroy market, a very intimate market with a collection of second-hand goods, will be 2 markets that are close to each other. The first one is a market that sells accessories, cute and lovely things. There is a coffee shop where you can sit and relax. The atmosphere of the shop is very good. The next one is like a vintage y2k clothing market. There are a lot of them, from cheap to very expensive. There are many shops for us to choose from. There are almost every style, both sweaters, T-shirts, vinyl records, or if you like to read books, there are also vegetables and bakery for sale. If you come here once, you will have everything. The market is open every Saturday. #Trendy #TravelAbroadByYourself #Australia #Art #TravelAbroad #WhereToGo #HolidayActivities #Second-handClothingMarket

Lune Croissanterie in Fitzroy, Melbourne, has garnered widespread acclaim for its exceptional pastries. With a focus on crafting the perfect croissant, Lune delivers flaky, buttery delights that melt in your mouth. The attention to detail is evident in every bite, with a perfect balance of crispiness and softness. The innovative flavor combinations elevate the classic croissant to new heights, pleasing both traditionalists and adventurous foodies. The cozy ambiance and friendly staff add to the overall experience, making it a delightful place to indulge in exquisite pastries. Lune Croissanterie is a must-visit for anyone seeking pastry perfection in Melbourne. #wecreate

Walk along the streets of Fitzroy to people watch, mural hunt and drink one of the best coffees in the world. Things you can see along Johnston Street includes little corners that leads you to some interesting murals, hipster bookstores and flee markets. A popular cafe includes Industry beans, all walkable from the main streets. I like people watching and looking at what the latest trends people are wearing.#urbanexplorer #coffee #cafe #hipster

Another famous cafe that we've seen pictures of in online magazines about design, and we just found out that they have a branch in Korea. The Fitzroy branch is both a cafe and a roastery. The menus in the shop are both espresso and pour over coffee, as well as bakery items. They also sell coffee making equipment and coffee beans. The interior design here emphasizes minimalism, using white against light-colored wooden furniture, which looks perfect and beautiful. #CafeReview #TravelAbroad

[Colorful women's clothing brand street stores found in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia] We will introduce you to the atmosphere of your hometown around the world that we found on Fitzroy, Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Australia. Women's clothing for the rainy season and summer that is easy to wear for Japanese people is easily available at sale prices for spring and summer clothing at the online stores of Australian brands in April. In Japan, gorman is popular for its free vivid/pastel tone/multi-color pattern designs that can only be found at select shops such as Beams and Plaza, and we will introduce independent brands that combine high design and sustainability efforts that can be incorporated into office casual wear with materials suitable for the humid seasons of spring and autumn. All brands except second-hand stores have Instagram accounts and online stores. Please check the holidays of the street stores. (Visited in March 2025) Characteristics of women's apparel in Australia 🇦🇺 👚#Solo travel Correspondence between Australian and Japanese sizes for women's clothing I recommend trying it out, but I was given the following explanation. Japanese size: Height 150-160cm, about size 6-8 →S, 5-7. Japanese size: Height 160cm-, about size 8-11, slim →M, 8-10 Japanese size: Height 160cm- 11-13, curvy, plus size, want to wear it loose, layer with outerwear, etc. →L, 10-12, 13 Over 13: LL... →13+ The amount of plus sizes: Unless it's a high-end brand, it's the majority, very common. It's not like it's placed at the back of the floor like Japanese ○I○I. An open attitude without age restrictions in social activities in general: There are no comparisons or status barriers such as what colors, patterns, and designs are taboo because you're older, what social roles are appropriate, what level you should be at because you're a hobbied adult, whether you invest a lot in yourself, or what teachers and communities are like. All hobbies and your challenges are taken on a positive note. Depending on the store property and response, aisle widths and fitting rooms are barrier-free as standard. Australian apparel 🇦🇺 To import and localize to Japan, it will be important to be able to hem and shorten clothes quickly and in large quantities. I would recommend it only to those who are looking for repeat business, not just quantity. Start interacting with independent brand makers little by little In particular, independent brands do not simply mass-produce, sell a lot, or increase the average price per customer. In many cases, one designer handles all the processes, so if you start a conversation like "I'm just a Browsie ~haha... Could I try one of these?", you may hear a lot of stories and want to support them. Differences from the ideal lifestyle of a Japanese weekend In summer, from December to February, dusk is late, and from March to May, it is autumn. For casual home parties, picnics, beaches, BBQs, and outdoor activities during the daytime afternoon. The reason why there are many proposals for comprehensive coordination with pet supplies, vases, tableware, miscellaneous goods, and home fabrics may be that since the COVID-19 pandemic, the combination of working from home has increased, and the need to brighten and enrich home life has increased. Differences from the restrictive image of work style in Japan Clothing does not exist only to bring out the presence of the group you belong to, to be aware of your position, and to completely erase the presence of your physical body and your individual facial expressions/expressions, but to bring out your position. It is about body-positive communication, and dressing as a means of displaying hospitality while disclosing an open message. This is different from the image of freedom that Japanese people have, and the "freedom of clothing, hair color, and nails" that Japanese non-regular employment job advertisements tout. I wonder if you understand. Walking around the Fitzroy district. This time, I had a fresh brunch at Queen Victoria Market, and I thought I didn't need a cafe or restaurant that I could make and would be better off going with someone, so I went south for some window shopping from Tram 16-Johnston St, Brunswick St. 👗gorman Brunswick A small street-front store of a popular casual brand that is often introduced by Japanese bloggers and is often seen wearing in the city. With over 60 stores in Australia and New Zealand, the scrubs for nurses have a fun design that is recommended for pediatrics, dentistry, veterinary hospitals, and rehabilitation, with a perspective that is not found in Japanese medical uniforms. Their school bags for children are also cute. Manufactured in Sri Lanka, China, etc. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 188 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗Princess highway Women's wear in bright colors that are perfect for the seaside. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 188 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 🛍️The Somewhere.Co Pastel-colored picnic items, folding picnic sheets, shoulder shopping bags, lightweight lunch bags, children's bags, etc. Similar to Kath Kidson. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM-6PM 📍Location: 250 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗KUMO KUMO is an independent brand that imports high-quality deadstock fabrics from Japan and designs and manufactures in Melbourne. In addition to clothing, they also carry pottery that is reminiscent of Scandinavian design. Perfect for university students in Japan, office casual wear for office workers, and caster costumes. 🕰️Opening hours: 11AM–5PM 📍Location: 242 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗Leonard St. in Brunswick A gorgeous design with earth colors and vivid tones. The patterns are relatively slim, making them perfect for fashionable wear in Japan, party casual wear, street wear, and film costumes. 5 stores and a headquarters and warehouse in Australia. The company has been in partnership with Ryan Bali Garment in Bali, Indonesia for over 15 years, and provides fair trade and ethical working conditions for local employees. They explain their sustainability efforts, such as avoiding waste and donating inventory to affiliated charities. 👗Leonard St. 🕰️Opening hours: Melbourne Stores Monday - Saturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: 11am - 4pm 📍Location: 248 Brunswick St Fitzroy VIC 3065 🛍️ The fabric store Fabric sold by weight. 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30AM–5:30PM 📍Location: 184 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia Second hand stores: The second hand market is not just about selling unwanted items because it will add to your income rather than throwing them away, but is also popular for its positive connotations regarding the whole buying and selling transaction and volunteering. 🧳👗👖Vinnies Thrift store St.Vincent's From $8 Clothes, tableware, daily necessities, toys, furniture, outdoor equipment, etc. A typical warehouse-style second hand store, but also a volunteer community run by the St.Vincent de Paul social welfare corporation. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 214 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👖👗🧥Hunter gather Fitzroy A volunteer community run by the Brotherhood of St. Laurence, an Anglican church with a large hospital in the area. 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30AM–5PM 📍Location: 274 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia #Australia #Overseas travel My travel plan

If you love art, hip and full of cool cafes, Fitzroy is the place to be. This is a place where you can find cool street art, indie coffee shops, secret bars and many vintage shops. You can walk around all day. We have been here many times. The atmosphere is chill and not rushed. For those who love art, cafes or hipness, I recommend it. Transportation: Tram 🚋 #Fitzroy #MelbourneVibes #CafeHoppingMelbourne #NewYearNewTrip #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Fitzroy, Melbourne’s Seongsu-dong If you were to pick the coolest neighborhood in Melbourne, Fitzroy would definitely come to mind. It is similar to Seongsu-dong in Seoul. Between old buildings that have been there since long ago, stylish cafes and unique shops are located, and as you walk along the streets, you can sense a unique artistic sense everywhere. Fitzroy is a place where Melbourne’s artists and creators gather. The endless graffiti and murals on the walls of the streets catch your eye. Looking at the graffiti that changes every time, you think, “This neighborhood is new every day.” The vintage shops and small galleries hidden in every alleyway make you feel like you are on a treasure hunt. A day in Fitzroy is always a time to experience art and culture. Walking around the vintage market with a cup of coffee in hand, browsing the pages of a small bookstore, and drinking beer at a local pub in the evening. All of these moments make you feel the atmosphere of this place even more deeply. If you want to spend a special day in Melbourne, Fitzroy is a great choice. This free and sensual neighborhood will add new colors to your trip. #Australia #AustraliaTravel #MelbourneTravel #Melbourne #Fitzroy

#0yentripautumn I went to Fitzroy in Melbourne! This area is full of cafes, second-hand clothing stores, and general stores, and just walking around is exciting. Each store is unique, and you'll lose track of time. The colorful street art and designed buildings are particularly eye-catching, and the whole town exudes a lively atmosphere. In a cozy cafe, I enjoyed a delicious coffee and had a fun conversation with my friend. I also had the joy of finding a bargain at the second-hand clothing store, so I never got bored all day. The charm of Fitzroy is that there is something new to discover every time I visit. It was a wonderful town that I definitely want to visit again next time!

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. 🤪.

I went to see the first sunrise of 2024 at Meiho Fitzroy! I went there hoping to take a photo in front of Fitzroy in a Patagonia T-shirt, but when I actually got there, no one was there. I was moved to see the morning glow at Fitzroy! Fitzroy can be reached from El Chalten, but if you are camping, you can get close to Fitzroy, but you have to climb the mountain with your camping gear on your back. If you go from the city, the trekking distance increases significantly. I took the latter route from the hostel, but I had to arrive at sunrise, so I left the hostel at 1:30 and arrived at 5:30. However, it was quite difficult to go on a mountain trail I had never been on before in pitch darkness with only a headlamp. If you rely on signs and your intuition, you will get there. I also went to Laguna Torre, so it was a 13-hour trek to the hostel. It was the most tiring trek of the day trekking, so I don't really recommend it. It might be good if you want to rest all day the next day. #patagonia #beautifulsunrise #beautifulviews #fitzroy #patagonia #fitzroy #el chalten

This is from piccolina in Melbourne! So yum

Today we’re taking you on a journey through one of Melbourne’s trendiest and most creative neighbourhoods – Fitzroy. This community in the heart of Melbourne is full of unique art atmosphere, trendy fashion and food culture, and is a tourist destination not to be missed. Let’s put on some comfortable walking shoes and start this exciting journey! Fitzroy is renowned for its diverse arts scene. Whether you're interested in galleries, street art or contemporary art, this is the place to go. Take a stroll along Brunswick Street and Gertrude Street and admire the colorful murals and art installations that can be seen everywhere. It is also home to some excellent galleries, such as the Australian Galleries and Gertrude Contemporary, showcasing works by local and international artists. Whether you are an art lover or just interested in something new, you will be dazzled by the sights here. Fitzroy is also a paradise for fashion trends. There are many independent designer boutiques and small fashion brands here. You can find all kinds of fashion items on Brunswick Street and Smith Street, from trendy clothes to handmade jewelry. There are also a number of antique and second-hand clothing stores where you can dig for unique treasures. Whether you're a fashionista or just interested in unique style, Fitzroy has something to satisfy your shopping desires. In Fitzroy, you definitely can't miss the local food culture. There are many excellent restaurants, cafés and bars here, serving a wide range of delicious food and drinks. You can enjoy everything from local specialities to international cuisine. Whether you like traditional Aussie BBQ, exotic flavours or innovative vegetarian options, there's something for everyone here. In addition, there are some excellent cafes here where you can taste Melbourne's famous boutique coffee and enjoy a quiet afternoon. Fitzroy's nightlife is equally fascinating. There are many trendy bars and music venues here, providing visitors with colorful night entertainment. You can try local craft beers in a classic pub or enjoy performances by local bands at a small music scene. Whether you prefer a relaxed music bar or an exciting nightclub, Fitzroy has something for everyone. Finally, if you want to stay longer in Fitzroy, there are also some comfortable and unique accommodation options. You can choose to stay in a stylish boutique hotel, or choose to experience the local lifestyle in a charming bed and breakfast. Whatever your budget and preference, there is a suitable accommodation option here. All in all, Fitzroy is a creative and vibrant community that is worth your time to explore. Here, you can appreciate the charm of art, experience trendy fashion, taste delicious food, and enjoy a colorful nightlife. Whether you're an art lover, fashionista, or just interested in food and music, Fitzroy has something for everyone. So, next time you come to Melbourne, remember to take some time to explore this charming community, you will definitely fall in love with its unique charm!

#Overseas celebrity photo spots #Overseas travel Located near Melbourne, Fitzoy is a local hipster town, very popular with young people👏🏻 Fitzoy's architecture has a European style, and different colors of exterior wall design, the street is very beautiful and hipster, and most especially ✨ here you can see many walls of graffiti walls, full of street art 🎨 culture, feel more vibrant, very young!

Fitzroy has some of the best street art outside the central business district of Melbourne. The best streets are around Brunswick Street, Fitzroy Street, Young Street, Napier Street, Smith Street and Johnston Street. The quality of artwork in the small narrow lanes throughout Fitzroy is low. Stick to the areas around the main streets and their intersections to find the real gems.

It’s easy to see why Fitzroy in Melbourne is always in list of coolest suburbs in the world! Here’s some great street art at a park.#2023travelwish #melbourne #australia #streetart

#celebratewithtrip went to Fitzroy which is a small suburb In Australia melbourne. went there by tram via the central business district. because this is not under the free tram zone do note that you’ll have to pay for transport here. Fitzroy is a really nice place also with graffiti’s all around and some of them were really good and speak to you as an individual. there is a lot of restaurants over here as well and more of pubs and bars all along. shophouses also sell some other stuff like clothing. I came here and saw the Patagonia outlet store and bought some clothing here as well since it’s at a cheaper price. recommended.

If New York's Hipster area is Brooklyn, Melbourne's Fitzroy is the area we like the most. Because of the chicness, hipness of the buildings, cafes, and shops that decorate the display in front of the shop and compete with the beauty of the interior, like it came out of Pinterest. It is guaranteed to please design lovers, cafe lovers, photography lovers, and shoppers. In this review, we will take you to walk around the city, find a beautiful cafe to sit and sip coffee, and end with an exciting exhibition. Fitzroy List - Lune Croissanterie: A famous croissant shop that you must visit at least once. - ACOFFEE: A very minimal coffee shop with a strong Asian feel. - Industry Beans Fitzroy: A famous coffee shop in Melbourne. This branch is outstanding in terms of design and atmosphere in the shop. - Ima Project Cafe: A Japanese restaurant in Aussie style that is very popular. - Tyama at Melbourne Museum: A cool art work that allows us to participate in art by ourselves. #Melbourne #TravelAbroad