The Queen Victoria Building or ‘QVB’ as it is currently known, offers a shopping experience surrounded by splendid architecture and history.  Originally built and completed in 1898 in celebration of the Golden Jubilee, the QVB has had many occupants within her walls and occupies a full block along George Street between Town Hall and Market Street.  The building houses a superb collection of 190 retailers and excellent eateries.

There are five levels to the QVB – lower ground, ground, level 1 ,level 2 and level 3. Each level has it’s own trading hours with Sunday trading offered.

Lower Ground level offers the retailers DIVA, Fossil, Industrie, Industri Kids, Kikki.K, Lush, Bijoux, Aveda, Guess, Victoria’s Basement, Coffee Shops and many more;

Ground level offers the retailers Adidas, Cue, Country Road, David Lawrence, General Pants Co, Georg Jensen, Esprit, Oroton, Pandora, Ralph Lauren, Saba and many more;

Level one offers the retailers ABC Bookshop, Crabtree & Evelyn, Blooms, Charlie Brown, Emilio Boutique for Hair, Versace Collections, Old Vienna Coffee House and many more;

Level two offers the retailers Aboriginal Art Gallery, Ayers Rock Souvenirs, Hobbyco, Cellini’s Bar & Restaurant, Carina Jewellers, Fish Fine Music, Just White, John Chen Gallery, Opal Fields Peter Nathan Toy Soldiers, QVB Gifts and Souvenirs and many more;

Level three offers Hobbyco and The Tea Room.

Getting There:  Queen Victoria Building 455 George Street Sydney NSW 2000

There is parking for 700 cars accessible from York Street and offers Valet Parking and a car wash.  General parking fees range from 1 hour $12.00 to 4 hours $52.00.  Valet parking is an extra fee of $10.00 on top of parking fee.

The nearest train station is Town Hall Station and accessible via the lower ground floor.

The Bus stops directly at the QVB on York Street.

The Galleries of Victoria Monorail is located one block from the QVB.

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