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QUEEN ELIZABETH
PHOTO TOUR AND COMMENTARY SHOPS AND OTHER PUBLIC AREASThe Royal Arcade is Queen Elizabeth's shopping area. Covering two decks, this area is as interesting for its architectural details as it is for its premium
merchandise. It is inspired by the London shopping arcades such as the Burlington Arcade but done with Art Deco detailing. |
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The Art Gallery is operated in conjunction with Clarendon Fine Art of London. It offers contemporary art to view and to purchase.
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Cunard tradition dating back at least to QE2 is an onboard book shop selling items with a maritime or travel theme (right).
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Speaking of books, Queen Elizabeth has a two level library with some 6,000 volumes (left and below) The two levels are connected by a spiral staircase.
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Cunard Connexions includes several multi-purpose rooms (left). These are often used for classes and lectures that are part of the ship's enrichment program.
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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.
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Images (below) is where the ship's photographers display the photos taken onboard and in the various ports of call. The shop also offers cameras and camera accessories.
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Cruise ship photo tour and commentary - - Cunard Line - - Queen Elizabeth - - Shopping and Other Public Areas