Discover the timeless charm and hidden stories of one of Sydney's most famous landmarks. The QVB History Tour takes you on a journey to uncover a story of resilience, culture, and progress as you explore one of Sydney's most iconic historical buildings | Queen Victoria Building

3.5K views · 171 reactions | Explore Sydney's iconic Queen Victoria Building (QVB), a stunning historic landmark with high-end shops, cafes, and impressive architecture, from its central dome to its ornate clocks and stained-glass windows. A tour inside is a must-do, whether you're a history buff, architecture admirer, or a shopper looking for unique finds. #fblifestyle | Australia-Phil | Facebook

14K views · 256 reactions | Before and after at Queen Victoria building Sydney #BeforeAndAfter #Sydney #QueenVictoriaBuilding #History #ForYou | Roy Maloy - True Crime History Author | Facebook

24K views · 1.8K reactions | QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING SYDNEY AUSTRALIA The Queen Victoria Building is a heritage-listed late-nineteenth-century building located at 429–481 George Street in the Sydney central business district, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. | Australia-Phil | Facebook

2.8K views · 126 reactions | Santa and his team of helpers are ready to welcome you! You’re invited to dine within the grandeur of The Tea Room QVB and capture your own photos, as well as have a professional photographer capture a family photo with Santa at his throne. Limited tickets are still available, book below: https://bit.ly/qvbsanta2020 | Queen Victoria Building | Facebook

A co-owner of Sydney's Queen Victoria Building is pushing for its iconic stained glass windows to be replaced by clear glass, arguing the windows reduce attractiveness and value of the space to prospective retailers. #qvb #queenvictoriabuilding #sydney #stainedglass #architecture | 7NEWS Australia

Queen Victoria Building 🇦🇺 #reels #sydney #city #australia #heritage #architecture | Angie-Ron Perez

1.2K reactions · 538 shares | 102 people, 44 hours, 82,000 crystals — discover the magic behind the new QVB Swarovski Christmas Tree. | Queen Victoria Building | Facebook