Many monuments in Sydney city center, Queen Victoria Building is also one of them, the department store is magnificent, eating and drinking, shopping, very gorgeous building department store

Although because the price of the brand is expensive, the brand will not buy it, but the net system building is very special. It is worth going to scare the same thing. There are also souvenirs nearby. But it is not recommended to go to work time. There will be many people.

Australia, Australia, Queen Victoria Building This building is a remarkable building for the local citizens. This is a witness to history, a good place to shop, and a more leisurely place. It is a pride of the local people.

This time I came to Sydney, Australia, on a business trip, lived near the Queen Victoria Building, every time I came to Sydney, I liked to live here, I felt that this is the city center of Sydney, it is more convenient to go anywhere, walk to Sydney Harbour for 10 minutes, walk to Linggang for 5 minutes. There are many high-rise buildings around, like the feeling of being surrounded by high-rise buildings, like the lively atmosphere. Queen Victoria Building is the highest-end shopping center in Sydney. This building should have many years of history, ancient and elegant buildings. Come here to shop and wear the decency to go in. The shopping center is full of luxury brands and the price is expensive. Have time to come and see

Queen Victoria Building for Australians, Queen Victoria Building (QVB) is a shopping mall, a good place for leisure, a witness to history, and the pride of Australians. Built in 1898, the original purpose of the building is as a market and office, for the Roman style structure, the top center towers with exquisite glass domes, the building side is gorgeous stained glass windows, fine wood panelling, the building also houses a large collection of royal paintings. Pierre Cardin once praised QVB as "the most beautiful mall in the world". With such a magnificent building, it was built during Australia's terrible economic depression. In its early days, the building had a concert hall, coffee shops, offices, grocery stores and exhibition rooms, and merchants from all walks of life, such as tailors, silk merchants, barbers and gardeners. Decades later, the concert hall was converted into a library, and offices and merchants grew. In the 1930s, QVB underwent a major change, mainly becoming the office of the city council. In 1959, QVB was once in danger of being demolished, and the government planned to demolish the ornate but already collapsed historic site and convert it into a municipal center and underground parking lot. Fortunately, the artisans carefully repaired the 7-story building to keep it. Today, the QVBs that visitors enjoy, whether they are glass domes, stained glass windows or spiral staircases, or arches, pillars, railings and intricately patterned floor tiles, all retain their original appearance.