Melbourne’s High Street has become the steepest street in the world. As Time Out notes, this is where you can find all the fun: great restaurants, cozy bars, music clubs, and shops with unique goods. But that’s not the only thing that makes her so special. The main thing is the atmosphere that reigns here thanks to the friendliness and hospitality of the residents.
And this is what the ranking of “30 steepest streets in the world in 2024” looks like:
- High Street, Melbourne;
- Hollywood Road, Hong Kong;
- East Eleventh Street, Austin;
- Guatemala Street, Buenos Aires;
- Commercial Drive, Vancouver;
- Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur;
- Rua da Boavista, Lisbon;
- Arnaldo Quintela, Rio de Janeiro;
- Chazawa-dori, Tokyo;
- Conseil de Sainte, Barcelona;
- Bree Street, Cape Town;
- Oranienstraße, Berlin;
- Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, New York;
- Pan Tad Thong, Bangkok;
- East 3rd Street, Los Angeles;
- Rua Sa de Noronha, Porto;
- Gerrard Street, London;
- Conde Duque, Madrid;
- Bucareli, Mexico City;
- Rue de Belleville, Paris;
- 18th Street, Chicago;
- Camden Street, Dublin;
- Foster Street, Sydney;
- Songridan-gil, Seoul;
- Quang An, Tay Ho, Hanoi;
- Miracle Mile, Miami;
- Saint-Hubert Plaza, Montreal;
- Troon Street, Athens;
- Cecil Street, Singapore;
- L.P. Leviste Street, Manila.