List of lanes and arcades in Melbourne city centre

The following is a list of lanes and arcades in Melbourne, Australia.

List of lanes

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ACDC Lane
Albert Coates Lane (Queen Victoria Village)
Artemis Lane (Queen Victoria Village)
Bank Place
Beaney Lane
Bennetts Lane
Bligh Place
Block Place
Dame Edna Everidge Place - was Brown Alley
Centre Place
Caledonian Lane
Chapter House Lane
Church Lane
Club Lane
Cohen Place
Commerce Way
Crombie Lane
Custom House Lane
Davisons Place
Degraves Street
Duckboard Place
Equitable Place
Evans Lane
Exploration Lane
Flinders Court
Francis Street - made a cameo appearance in the Something for Kate videoclip for the song "Monsters"
Goldie Place
Gurners Lane
Hardware Lane
Hayward Lane
Healeys Lane
Highlander Lane
Hosier Lane
Jane Bell Lane (Queen Victoria Village)
Jones Lane
Manchester Lane - known for its nightclubs in the 1913 Manchester House
Manton Lane
Market Lane
Meyers Place
McKillop Street
Niagara Lane - known for its heritage Niagara buildings and hoists
Rankins Lane - named after Henry Johnstone Rankine 1806-1883.
Red Cape Lane (Queen Victoria Village)
Tattersalls Lane
Tivoli Arcade - a 1960s arcade named after the Tivoli Theatre on the site which burned down in the 1930s.
Union Lane
Waratah Place
Warburton Alley
Windsor Place
The Causeway Lane - known for its large corner cake and cafe shop in the old Union Bank, Little Collins

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	Lanes of Melbourne ACDC Lane Bank Place Bligh Place Block Place Caledonian Lane Causeway Lane Centre Place Degraves Street Hardware Lane Niagara Lane Manchester Lane McKillop Street Punch Lane

Significant arcades	Arcades of Melbourne Block Arcade Campbell Arcade Cathedral Arcade Centreway Arcade Howey Place Melbourne GPO Port Phillip Arcade Royal Arcade

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