Neighbourhood · CBD, Melbourne

Degraves Street

Degraves Street
Photo: Philip Mallis, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Degraves Street runs between Flinders Lane and Collins Street. It holds rows of outdoor cafe tables and simple European-style buildings. Visitors notice the street art on side walls and the steady foot traffic from nearby offices.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 3 of Melbourne Coffee & Culture

Visiting Degraves Street: what to know

Tickets
Free entry
Time needed
30 minutes to 1 hour
Best time
Weekday mornings
Getting there
Short walk from Flinders Street Station

Melbourne itineraries with Degraves Street

Day 3 of Melbourne Coffee & Culture

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How Degraves Street fits into a day.
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  2. 11:00Gertrude StreetFitzroy
  3. 14:00ACMIFederation Square
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Degraves Street FAQs

What is Degraves Street known for?

It is known for coffee shops and outdoor seating in a narrow laneway.

Is Degraves Street car free?

Yes. Vehicles are restricted and tables occupy most of the space.

Are there shops on Degraves Street?

The street focuses on cafes. Retail shops sit on the connecting lanes.

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