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Harlem to Melbourne: Discovering Surprising Similarities Between Two Iconic Neighborhoods
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Whether it’s 125th Street in Harlem or Smith Street in Fitzroy, Melbourne, you’ll experience the same sense of vibrancy that makes both places worth visiting.
The Food SceneOne thing that can definitely be said about both Harlem and Melbourne is that locals are obsessed with eating well.
Melbourne’s food culture, particularly in areas such as Fitzroy, Brunswick, and Richmond, is a reflection of a multicultural identity.
In short, you will notice that quite like Harlem’s food culture, Melbourne’s also reflects a combination of cultural and migration influences, and this combination makes it worth exploring.
EndnoteWhen coming from Harlem to Melbourne, you can feel the vibe immediately.