This unsigned laneway off Franklin St features some of Melbourne's best street art, showcasing the work of underground artists. It's named after the influential, since-relocated Blender Studios. One of the most informed ways to explore the lane is through the studio's highly recommended Melbourne Street Art Tours, run by street artists.
Blender Lane
Melbourne
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