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Visit Queen Victoria Market
INFORMATION ABOUT QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET

Queen Victoria Market is Victoria's premier open-air market. Sitting on 2 city blocks, its also the largest open air Market in the Southern Hemisphere. The friendly competition between stallholders, their passion for that they do, and their interaction with customers is what gives the Market its Old World charm and the addictive power to draw millions of visitors each year. Visitors, who come not only to shop, can be entertained by buskers who perform on the surround. The vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere of this historic site has endeared the Market to Melburnians for over 130 years.
The Market is probably best known for its huge variety of fresh produce. Almost 50% of the Market area is dedicated to the sale of fresh produce, including fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, chicken, seafood and delicatessen products.

HOW TO GET TO QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET

The Market is on numerous tram routes, and close to two train stations. Tram Access: Catch any tram heading north along Elizabeth and William Streets, and alight at either the Franklin or Victoria Street corners. Melbourne's free City Circle tram will also help you on your way. Hop off at the corner of La Trobe and either Elizabeth or Queen Streets, then walk north to the Market. Train Access: The Market is within easy walking distance of Melbourne Central Station (Elizabeth Street exit) and Flagstaff Station (corner Latrobe and William Streets). Walk north along Elizabeth or William Street to reach the Market. Bus Access: Melbourne's buses travel along Queen, Lonsdale and La Trobe Streets. Alight on Queen Street, or on Lonsdale or La Trobe at the Queen or Elizabeth Street corners, and walk north to the Market. Or, ride the brand new free Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle, stopping at key tourist attractions and destinations in and around the City. The Market is stop number 5.