QVB, Shopping centre in Australia
The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) is a grand Victorian structure in the heart of Sydney.
Designed by George McRae, the QVB was completed in 1898 as a monument to the long reign of Queen Victoria.
The QVB is known for its elaborate Romanesque architecture with exquisite stained glass windows and ornate tiling.
Visitors can explore over 180 boutiques and stores within the QVB.
The building has an original 19th-century grand central dome.
Location: Sydney
Official opening: December 14, 2019
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