For Mother's Day we took my Mother-in-law to the QVM so that she could choose a present for herself. I was a bit dissapointed by the lack of variety in the non-food section. Lots of cheap souvernirs, ugg boots, I love Melbourne t- shirts....I do realise it is not an arts and crafts market but still a bit more quality... More

This place is huge - have the fresh produces and other necessities for the locals and lots of inexpensive souvenirs for the visitors. I did my shopping at the Swanston street shops before I came to this place - Things are a lot cheaper here - just not sure about the quality. The market is on the route of free... More

I used to love coming to the market when I was younger and I went just recently for the first time in about 6 years. My friend and I both found ourselves disappointed as it was not how we remembered it to be. We felt that there was less of a range of things on sale there with it being... More

QVM is a great place to shop for meat, fish, fruit and vegetables and deli items. Prices may vary according to quality with the fruit and veg stalls closest to the Deli section being generally most expensive. Clothing is reasonably priced but be a little wary of souvenirs. Many "Aussie" souvenirs come from China. Aboriginal souvenirs can be authentic however... More

Loved just wandering around the markets. Great jam donuts from the American Donut van! Plenty of eateries tucked away, as well as those in heavy traffic areas. A wonderful way to while away a couple of hours! More

Typical markets with not many bargains to be had - a little repetitive. The highlight are the Greek owned and run delicatessens in the Deli Hall - definitely a must for fantastic food - yum. Go and see Angelique and Dianne's Delights- what an awesome display they have More

This review is based on a visit to Melbourne more than a year ago: The Queen Victoria Market is a great way to spend a few hours in downtown Melbourne. It is your typical sort of flea market with food, cheap clothing, jewellery and local artisans. I found that there were lots of places to buy inexpensive Australian opals and... More

I like to visit authentic markets while arriving to new cities and countries. Queen Victoria market is big market, very well organized market, it’s easy to arrive there and it has very wide diversity of products. I recommend people that arrive to Melbourne to visit there and get some of the ‘city atmosphere’ More

If in Melbourne visit the Victoria Market. This is a must and i went on a Sunday. There is so many stalls and the quality of the goods was very good and you can purchase all your souveniers from the market. There are plenty of food stalls nearby and the food is good. There is a fish and meat market... More