We eventually left the city center and headed northeast, where we came upon Carlton Gardens, with this cool graphic hiding ugly scaffolding.
While spring was just starting in Holland, fall was underway in Melbourne, which led Ashlynn to try catching some leaves.
Eventually we made it over to Fitzroy, a very cool bohemian neighborhood that was Melbourne’s first suburb in 1839.
There was lots of interesting architecture with some very creative artwork on the buildings...
...and around the buildings.
There were also some creative signs, including this one to encourage cigarette smokers not to litter.
We went back into the city center to eat dinner and have cocktails at a rooftop restaurant under a full moon.
The train station looked particularly nice at night.
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