Collins Street, Melbourne’s grandest avenue, stretches for 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) and serves as the traditional main street of the city. This eclectic thoroughfare features a mix of Victorian Gothic structures, known as ‘Cathedrals of Commerce,’ and sleek glass skyscrapers that rank among the tallest in Australia. Visitors can explore an array of designer boutiques, theaters, global bank headquarters, high-end hotels, and restaurants. The street’s blend of historical and modern architecture, combined with its vibrant commercial and cultural offerings, provides a rich experience for those strolling along its length.
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