Queen Victoria Building
Last Updated: 5th May 2011
The Queen Victoria Building in Sydney (known to the locals as the QVB) was a beautiful building in itself when it was completed in 1898 but it has now been transformed into a shopping arcade filled with over 200 boutiques and galleries. The building is packed with pedestrians during rush hour as people walk through the building to get to work but the small one-off shops and major chain stores fill the opulent interior and create an escape form the often hectic pace outside.
The Queen Victoria Building is on York Street in the heart of the city.
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if i ever in sydney, i shall surely visit this place.
lending
posted on 31st Oct 2009
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i want see that
Grat BANGLADESH
posted on 14th May 2009
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i want victoria fabb & fabbvictoria@yahoo.com
Grat BANGLADESH
posted on 19th Apr 2009
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Make sure you are at the QVB on the hour. There is a very interesting clock that plays music and shows different sceens for about 10-15 minutes best viewed from the top floor. Durring Christmas time the entire building is decorated to the max. You will also find unusual museum pieces inside the building as well. Its a defiante must see!
MJ
posted on 24th Oct 2007
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