Queen Victoria is a living, breathing, crazy, fun, and sometimes overwhelming market, and a must see for anyone visiting Melbourne . Someone could literally spend an entire day, even a week, and not see all the various stalls and venders that call the Vic market home. It has something for everyone--fresh foods, clothes, shoes, toys, handmade crafts, and for tourists, an amazing array of souvenirs ranging from authentic Australian crafts such as boomerangs and didgeridoos to little key chain koalas and kangaroos. Perfect for little presents to bring home for friends and family.

Best known to tourists as a great place to buy Aussie trinkets to take home, but for locals the place is renowned for its fine fresh food. The dips are particularly good. In summer, the Night Market features cuisine from around the world and live music, and is a must-see for both locals and visitors!

Touted as Melbourne's greatest market, this one lives up to it's hype. It's a fantastic way to kill an afternoon and would be an excellent way to pick up some souvenirs without blowing the budget. A must see if you're in Melbourne on the days that it's open.

you can choose anything you want to buy..its a very big place with a lot of varieties...but be careful when you buy aborigines products..it is cheap but might not be real..you want to find great aborigines people product, they have a special shop for that.

Great place to shop your groceries and souvenirs. for souvenirs, you will get China-made stuff, as usual. Try to bargain as much as you can. Some shops give better prices than other, like buy 5 get 1 free. Check around first before you decide to buy.