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The iconic building in the Sydney CBD is the city's main boutique shopping centre. Everything from fashion and antiques to homewares and restaurants is available. You'll find your buys have an extra glean in the heritage building.

Reviews of QVB

  • Trackers
    Trackers   310 reviews
    The Queen Victoria Building is worth a visit just to look at the beautiful architecture. QVB also has a great range of wonderful shops and cafes.

    3 years ago

  • MrT
    MrT  Area Expert   231 reviews
    The QVB is an elegant reminder of the charm of yesteryear.

    From its basement level which is a thoroughfare from Pitt St mall to Town Hall station, up to its highest floor with its beautiful stained glass windows and distinctive clock, the QVB has a wide range of specialty shops and has something for everyone.

    If you visit in December, you will be treated to one of the biggest Christmas trees in Sydney, spanning three floors, and usually decorated with Swarovski crystals.

    The QVB is a must-see destination for any visitor to Sydney.

    3 years ago

  • lisahari
    lisahari  Area Expert   446 reviews
    This building is absolutely amazing, it has all the various shops that you need along with a great architecture. Its such a beautiful spot.

    3 years ago

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Editorial Reviews

  • QVB

    Ultimate Sydney

    Sunday, August 02, 2009

    The stately lady of shopping centres has had a refreshing facelift – peacock colours of red and royal blue amid the white arches and lots of glass for the new look in the 19th- century heritage building. And, as regally stylish as ever, the QVB has some chic new boutiques too: Molton Brown, Coach and D&G to name a few. Our spies recently spotted PM Kevin Rudd taking tea on the top floor! Be warned – a quick lunchtime squiz could turn into an afternoon of exploration.


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