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| | Lygon Street | Melbourne Sights & Activities | Fodor's Online Travel Guide |
 | | Known as Melbourne's Little Italy, Lygon Street is a perfect example of the city's multiculturalism: where once you'd have seen only Italian restaurants, there are now Thai, Afghan, Malay, Caribbean, and Greek eateries. |
 | | The city's famous café culture was also born here, with the arrival of Melbourne's first espresso machine at one of the street's Italian-owned cafés in the 1950s. |
 | | The street has great color, particularly at night when the sidewalks are thronged with diners, strollers, and a procession of high-revving muscle cars rumbling along the strip. |
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