Centre Place, Melbourne

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Looking north along Centre Place
Looking north along Centre Place
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Centre Place is a busy laneway and arcade in the Melbourne CBD, Australia. It runs between Flinders Lane and Collins Street.

The laneway is home to several vibrant cafes, sushi bars and shops, as well as some of Melbourne's best examples of street art and graffiti, particularly stencil graffiti.

The lane has become increasingly popular with the youth of Melbourne, even garnering the street name: "Funky Town".

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Streets of Melbourne's Hoddle Grid
Latitudinal Streets
West to east: Spencer • King • William • Market • Queen • Elizabeth • Swanston • Russell • Exhibition • Spring
Longitudinal Streets
South to north: Flinders • Flinders Lane • Collins • Little Collins • Bourke • Little Bourke • Lonsdale • Little Lonsdale • La Trobe
Significant Lanes
ACDC Lane • Bank Place • Bligh Place • Block Place • Causeway Lane • Centre Place • Degraves Street • Hardware Lane • Manchester Lane • McKillop Street • Punch Lane
Significant Arcades
Block Arcade • Campbell Arcade • Cathedral Arcade • Centreway Arcade • Howey Place • Melbourne GPO • Port Philip Arcade • Royal Arcade
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