QUEEN VICTORIA
PHOTO TOUR AND
COMMENTARY
PHOTO TOUR AND
COMMENTARY
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SHOPS, CHILDREN'S
AREAS, and OTHER
PUBLIC AREAS
AREAS, and OTHER
PUBLIC AREAS
Entertainment is next.
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The ship's Library has 6,000 volumes and covers two decks
connected by a spiral staircase (above left). The upper level
features a balcony and a stained glass ceiling
connected by a spiral staircase (above left). The upper level
features a balcony and a stained glass ceiling
QUEEN VICTORIA has an extensive
shopping area. However, it is not set up as
a discount department store designed to move
merchandise. Rather, inspired by the
Burlington Arcade and the Royal Arcade in
London, the stores are separated into little
ships along a Victorian style mall. Connecting
the upper and lower levels is a dark wood
staircase that sweeps around a clock made for
the ship by the company that made the clock in
the tower with Big Ben overlooking the Houses
of Parliament. (Big Ben is actually a bell in
the tower, not the clock as is often assumed).
shopping area. However, it is not set up as
a discount department store designed to move
merchandise. Rather, inspired by the
Burlington Arcade and the Royal Arcade in
London, the stores are separated into little
ships along a Victorian style mall. Connecting
the upper and lower levels is a dark wood
staircase that sweeps around a clock made for
the ship by the company that made the clock in
the tower with Big Ben overlooking the Houses
of Parliament. (Big Ben is actually a bell in
the tower, not the clock as is often assumed).
Above left: The Internet Café. Above right: Cunard Connexions where passengers can learn about computers and
other enrichment topics.
In the Alcove (below left), guests can work on a giant jig saw puzzle. Nearby is the Card Room (below right), which
is used for a number of purposes but which is primarily a spot for playing bridge and other card games.
other enrichment topics.
In the Alcove (below left), guests can work on a giant jig saw puzzle. Nearby is the Card Room (below right), which
is used for a number of purposes but which is primarily a spot for playing bridge and other card games.
QUEEN VICTORIA has facilities for young children
as well as for teenagers. At left are computers for
young passengers while below is a lounge for
teenagers.
as well as for teenagers. At left are computers for
young passengers while below is a lounge for
teenagers.
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BEYONDSHIPS HOME
CRUISE SHIP CENTRAL
CRUISE SHIP PROFILES
CRUISE LINKS
CUNARD PAGE
QUEEN ELIZABETH PROFILE
QUEEN MARY 2 PROFILE
QUEEN VICTORIA PROFILE
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CRUISE SHIP CENTRAL
CRUISE SHIP PROFILES
CRUISE LINKS
CUNARD PAGE
QUEEN ELIZABETH PROFILE
QUEEN MARY 2 PROFILE
QUEEN VICTORIA PROFILE
QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 PROFILE
Included in the shopping area is the Art Gallery, which
offers works of art for sale (above). Nearby is the Book
Shop, which features Cunard and maritime-related books,
prints and posters.
offers works of art for sale (above). Nearby is the Book
Shop, which features Cunard and maritime-related books,
prints and posters.
Queen Victoria has a team of professional photographers
who take pictures in the ports of call and portraits on
board. They also make a video of each voyage. Their
photos as well as cameras and camera accessories are
available in the Images Photo Gallery.
who take pictures in the ports of call and portraits on
board. They also make a video of each voyage. Their
photos as well as cameras and camera accessories are
available in the Images Photo Gallery.
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