Victoria Square may refer to:
- Squares and Plazas
- Victoria Memorial Square, Toronto; a historic cemetery and park in Toronto.
- Victoria Square, Adelaide, South Australia
- Victoria Square, Athens, in the centre of Athens - refer List of places named after Queen Victoria#Athens
- Victoria Square, Belfast, an area in the North East Quarter of Belfast City Centre
- Victoria Square Shopping Centre (Belfast), a major mixed use regeneration scheme in the North East Quarter of Belfast City Centre
- Victoria Square, Birmingham, England; formerly Council House Square
- Victoria Square, Christchurch, New Zealand; the location of the Christchurch Town Hall
- Victoria Square, Kingston upon Hull, England
- Victoria Square, London, England
- Victoria Square, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Planned places
- Victoria Square, Toronto; a planned public square at Bay Street and Queen Street West which was to have been built in conjunction with the Canadian city's third city hall.
- Populated places
- Victoria Square, Manchester, a residential area of Ancoats
- Victoria Square, Ontario
- Fiction
- Victoria Square, a road in the fictional borough of Walford in the British TV series EastEnders
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