Real Travelers who have been to Queen Victoria Market
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Tonya said… did and about 20 minutes later called Munni to come and find me at the Queen Victoria Markets… continue reading »
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Liz Bolivar said… whole day to explore! I tried to go to the world renowned Queen Victoria Market, but it was closed… continue reading »
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Nicolle said… were pretty busy. We hit up the Queen Victoria Market in downtown Melbourne, braving the heat and checking out… continue reading »
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footprints said
… bad place - it has a great location right around the corner from the Queen Victoria market, which… continue reading »
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alex f said… in Melbourne, to take some fishy pictures. And we went to the Queen Victoria markets to buy some… continue reading »
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Jackie & Dean said… Victoria Market. Deano was Grant's best man so did pre-wedding errands (that's what he tells me… continue reading »
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mkagan said… of the Queen Victoria Market or the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. However, I was very… continue reading »
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Ivy said… at the famous Queen Victoria Market and Chinatown and another was well....doing nothing (we arrived on the day… continue reading »
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Scott & Nancy said…. We spent a few days here walking through Queen Victoria Market, Pahran Market, Federation… continue reading »
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Claire Wilkinson said… market at The Queen Victoria market. Really good, lots of nice clothes and jewellery stalls and lots… continue reading »
Real Traveler reviews for Queen Victoria Market
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Queen Victoria Market
"Victoria Market"
Excellent. Hundreds of stalls. All fresh food, clothes and gadgets. We found the food to be very cheap.
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More information on Queen Victoria Market
Nothing attracts people more than the prospect of a bargain. Combine that with a vibrant mix of cultures, a century of history and you have a full day's activities in one location. There is plenty on offer here; from meat, fish, vegetables and fruit to aromatherapy, arts and crafts and bargain clothing. There are also regular lectures by leading chefs and market tours; check website for updated program. Built in 1878, the Market comprises several classified historic buildings meaning that its future is certain to be protected, much to the relief of the 130,000 shoppers that visit every week. Admission is free.
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