Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "King Street is a main street in the Melbourne central business district. King Street was part of National Route 1 and 79 until the city by-pass road linking the Monash Freeway with the Westgate Freeway was completed. The street is named after Phillip Gidley King, Governor of New South Wales.King Street begins at Flinders Street, continues through the Melbourne CBD and ends at the intersection of Hawke and Victoria Streets in West Melbourne, Victoria.King Street is considered a hub of Melbourne's nightlife, and is home to many nightclubs, topless bars and restaurants. King Street is also home to Victoria University's City King St campus. Towards the northern end of King Street are the Flagstaff Gardens."@en }
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- King_Street,_Melbourne abstract "King Street is a main street in the Melbourne central business district. King Street was part of National Route 1 and 79 until the city by-pass road linking the Monash Freeway with the Westgate Freeway was completed. The street is named after Phillip Gidley King, Governor of New South Wales.King Street begins at Flinders Street, continues through the Melbourne CBD and ends at the intersection of Hawke and Victoria Streets in West Melbourne, Victoria.King Street is considered a hub of Melbourne's nightlife, and is home to many nightclubs, topless bars and restaurants. King Street is also home to Victoria University's City King St campus. Towards the northern end of King Street are the Flagstaff Gardens.".
- Q2355472 abstract "King Street is a main street in the Melbourne central business district. King Street was part of National Route 1 and 79 until the city by-pass road linking the Monash Freeway with the Westgate Freeway was completed. The street is named after Phillip Gidley King, Governor of New South Wales.King Street begins at Flinders Street, continues through the Melbourne CBD and ends at the intersection of Hawke and Victoria Streets in West Melbourne, Victoria.King Street is considered a hub of Melbourne's nightlife, and is home to many nightclubs, topless bars and restaurants. King Street is also home to Victoria University's City King St campus. Towards the northern end of King Street are the Flagstaff Gardens.".