Queen Victoria Market

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The Queen Victoria Market is recognized by its expansive, low-slung iron and timber sheds that sprawl across two city blocks, creating the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Officially opened in eighteen seventy-eight, it serves as a central hub for fresh produce, meat, and general goods, carrying the distinction of being the most intact nineteenth-century market in Australia.

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