While I was in the Melbourne CBD, I went to check out the Queen Victoria Market. I loved walking around the food section of the market. All the food looked so delicioussss, especially the baked desserts! I definitely had to pick up a few snacks as well as some souvenirs to bring back to my family and friends.
If you’re ever in Melbourne I highly recommend you stop by even just for a quick stroll! Click the link below to read more. 🙂
- About the Queen Victoria Market
- How to get Queen Victoria Market?
- Getting here via:
- Opening Hours
- Fresh Produce (Meat, fish, poultry, dairy, fruit and vegetables)
- Specialty Shopping (open sheds)
- String Bean Alley (Flowers, gifts, coffee and more, alongside the car park)
- Winter Night Market
- Cheap Souvenirs at Queen Victoria Market
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About the Queen Victoria Market
Can you believe that it’s been opened since 1878?! “Vic Market” or “Queen Vic” is a historic landmark of Melbourne spreading across two city blocks. There are over 600 small businesses here selling fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, gourmet food, clothing and souvenirs.
How to get Queen Victoria Market?
Google link of location: click here
Getting here via:
| Mode of Transport | Details |
| Car | Parking is available on Queen Street between Therry and Victoria Streets, and also in the Market carpark. |
| Bike | Free bike parking in and around the Market. Major bike lanes leading to the Market run along Royal Parade and Victoria Street. |
| Tram | Yarra Trams route 19, 57, 58 or 59 which stop right outside the Market and depart every 5 minutes. |
| Train | Around a 7 minute walk from Melbourne Central and Flagstaff Stations. Walk north along Elizabeth or William Street. |
| Regional Train | V/Line trains run from Regional Victoria to Southern Cross station, then a 15-20 minute walk from the station. |
| Airport Shuttle | The Sky bus runs from Melbourne (Tullamarine) Airport to Southern Cross station, then a 15-20 minute walk from the station. |
Opening Hours
Fresh Produce (Meat, fish, poultry, dairy, fruit and vegetables)
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 6am – 2pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 6am – 2pm
- Friday: 6am – 5pm
- Saturday: 6am – 3pm
- Sunday: 9am – 4pm
Specialty Shopping (open sheds)
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 8am – 2pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 8am – 2pm
- Friday: 8am – 3pm
- Saturday: 8am – 3pm
- Sunday: 9am – 4pm
String Bean Alley (Flowers, gifts, coffee and more, alongside the car park)
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 5pm – 10pm (part of the Winter Night Market)
- Thursday: Closed
- Friday: 8am – 3pm
- Saturday: 8am – 3pm
- Sunday: 9am – 4pm
Winter Night Market
Wednesday nights 5pm-10pm, 5 June – 28 August
Cheap Souvenirs at Queen Victoria Market
Coming from the dairy produce hall / meat & fish hall, cross the road, and you’ll find yourself at the specialty shops section of Queen Victoria Market. You can buy some really cheap souvenirs here! Keychains, Magnets, Bags, T-shirts, Phone cases, Soft toys, and a lot more!
For more information about the Queen Victoria Market, you can check out their official website here.
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