Upper Lygon

First Nations name for the area Bulleke-bek (flat country with scattered trees)
Time there
Half/full day
Time to visit 10 am onwards
Getting around Walk
Getting there Tram number 1 & 6

The city end of Lygon Street is famous for its food and the birth of Melbourne’s cafe culture. Then, as you head North and cross Brunswick Road, you will enter Brunswick East. An area we call Upper Lygon. Down this end of town, people are a little more relaxed, and you will find cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops selling unique, quality tings.

 

Bulleke-bek | 153 Weston St, Brunswick

Waxflower

Bulleke-bek | 132 Lygon St, Brunswick East

Bar Idda

Bulleke-bek | 134 Lygon St, Brunswick East

The Alderman

Bulleke-bek | 133B Lygon St, Brunswick East

Old Palm Liquor

Bulleke-bek | 135 Lygon St, Brunswick East

Bahama Gold

Bulleke-bek | 323 Lygon St, Brunswick East

Mankoushe

Bulleke-bek | 352 Lygon St, Brunswick East

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