Queen Victoria Square
📍 Carr Ln, Hull HU1 3RL, UK
About Queen Victoria Square
Queen Victoria Square stands as a beautiful and vibrant public space nestled in the very heart of Hull city centre. Directly opposite the Princess Quay shopping centre, this impressive square is celebrated by visitors for its gorgeous edifices, playing fountains, and welcoming atmosphere. With a strong Google Rating of 4.5/5 stars from hundreds of reviews, it’s clearly a beloved spot for both locals and tourists.
More than just a pretty face, Queen Victoria Square serves as a fantastic starting point for exploring Hull. Visitors frequently praise it as an ideal place to relax, take a leisurely stroll, or simply enjoy the fresh city breeze. Its central location means you’re just steps away from a wealth of shops, malls, and other popular tourist attractions. Public toilets are also conveniently located within the square, enhancing its appeal as a convenient and welcoming hub.
Visiting Information
Queen Victoria Square is open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering continuous access. The square is committed to accessibility, featuring both wheelchair accessible parking and a wheelchair accessible entrance for ease of access for all visitors.
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📍 Carr Ln, Hull HU1 3RL, UK
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Showing 5 of 299 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.
This is just a nice place to relax in the mid of day, take a walk under the evening sun, stroll across the heart of hull, and enjoy the fresh breeze before it rains. There are lots of shops, malls, and other tourist attractions to visit closeby. I loved my time there, and enjoyed the city of Hull (against all odds). 😉
The Victoria Square is right at the City centre; opposite princess quay shopping centre. Very beautiful and gorgeous edifice and environs. There are public toilets located at the square. Good place to visit.
Playing fountains? Yes Public toilets? Yes Place to rebel and waive banners and flags? Yes Place to have a sit and eat local fish and chips? Yes Centre of Hull city? Yup. Good place, worth visiting. Period
Great little fountain/splash area for the kids to play. The weather was great so wasn’t concerned about them getting wet.
The pedestrian centre of Hull, Queen Victoria's statue dominates, surrounded as she is by three trident yielding maidens. The Monarch looks less than amused at the collapse of her empire. The remnants are impressive, though. Behind her is the Town Hall, its facade is wrought in yellow sandstone. Roman columns decorate the grand entrance recalling another empire gone but not forgotten.