There is always something going on in Sydney. But if you are want to slow down and just to walk around some areas with some shopping feel, we recommend you to visit one of these markets. Each of them is known for their special atmosphere and specific offers.
1. Glebe
Glebe markets are for you if you are after some second-hand clothes. This vibrant market located in the heart of Glebe will welcome you with some nice food and music and you will get this little hippie feeling. Once when the sun is up, this is a place where you can hang out all day long. Be ready to negotiate, some of the people love to do it, some not, but it’s always worth to ask for a better price – you never what will the answer be.
The Glebe Markets
When: Every Saturday from 10am to 4pm
Location: Glebe Public School, 9-25 Derwent St
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2. Rozelle
Rozelle known for their Collectors Market are for you if you are looking for a place where you can find anything that you could think of. Very similar to those flea markets in Berlin, where you can walk around and we will bet that you won’t find the same thing twice. This market is all about recycling items, where for someone it can be a trash and for other a total treasure.
Rozelle Collectors Market
When: Every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 3pm
Location: Rozelle Public School, 663 Darling St, Rozelle
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3. Bondi
This cool market brings you everything you can think of from fresh produce to original fashion and jewellery pieces all just steps from most famous Bondi beach.
Bondi Markets
When: Every Sunday from 10am to 4pm
Where: Located in the grounds of Bondi Beach Public School
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4. Paddington
Looking for an edgy fashion scene or emerging artist collections? Well, here you are at the right place. This market located in the middle of Oxford street will surround you with art, fashion and craftsmanship of the local producers.
Paddington Markets
When: Every Saturday from 10am to 4pm
Location: 395 Oxford St, behind the Paddington United Church.
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5. The Rocks
Located in the picturesque area in between Harbour Bridge and Opera House. This market offers you over 200 stalls full of handmade goods, prints, jewellery or delicious international food. Also walking around The Rocks will give you a nice cozy feeling and a little glimpse into a historic part of Sydney.
The Rocks Markets
When: Every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm
Location: Located on Playfair Street, George Street and Jack Mundey Place
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6. Chinatown
Chinese markets, well known among tourists who want to buy cheap souvenirs. You can find all koalas, kangaroos key holders, pens, magnets, tees, just to name few.
Also, it’s worth to have a look in the part where the fruits and veggies are sold. You can find pretty good deals over there. Especially if you go on Sunday afternoon before closing, the stall holders are trying to get rig of the stock so you will be able to shop even cheaper. All you will hear is “One dollar!” deal.
Paddy’s market
When: Wed – Sun 10am-6pm
Location: Market City, Hay St & Thomas Street, Sydney NSW 2000
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7. Kirribilli
Kirribilli Art and Design market combined to Kirribilli Fashion market give you combined forces. Over 100 stalls will offer you vintage, recycled and new fashion, but also accessories, collectibles, and home wares.
The Kirribilli Markets
When: Every second Sunday of the month, 9am to 3pm
Location: Alfred Street and Burton Street, Milsons Point
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8. Fish Market
If you are after something completely different as just arts&crafts, you should definitely go to a fish market. Go there in the morning to experience the real life, taste some wine and baked goods and shop some fresh seafood. And by the way – they do offer the cooking classes for how to prepare the real seafood.
Sydney Fish Market
When: Mon-Sun 7am-4.30pm
Location: Bank St & Pyrmont Bridge Road, Sydney NSW 2009
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9. Farmers Markets
Farmers markets are held pretty much in every bigger area over the weekends. You should definitely look for them if you are interested in fresh and organic produce, vegetables, fruits that come from local farmers.
Which one do you prefer? Let us know in the comment below or tell us about your favourite one!