Queen St Legal Precinct

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The Queen Street Precinct is a juxtaposition of some of the grandest and modern architecture in the country. Located in the heart of the city's law courts district, it boasts some fantastic eateries as well as being home to some of Australia's largest corporations.

Watch the drama of a court case as it unfolds, admire the Supreme Court and the grand dome or visit the County Court, Victoria's chief trial court and one of the most striking court buildings in Australia.

The network of charming laneways in this precinct is full of secrets for those who like to explore.

Historic Bank Place and its surrounds is one of Melbourne's discreet pedestrian thoroughfares, with enticing hidden restaurants, bars and clubs in converted nineteenth century buildings. Mitre Tavern, Melbourne's oldest licensed pub is located here.

Back in Queen Street ANZ World Headquarters, the 32-storey building at 200 Queen Street, Republic Tower and the Bank of China Building are all located in the heart of the financial sector.

The northern end of Queen Street intersects with Victoria Street, while its southern end intersects with Flinders Street. Flinders Street Station is less than a 5 minute walk away.