Dive into our curated guide and uncover hidden gems, unbeatable bargains, and the vibrant atmosphere that makes each market uniquely Sydney.
Sydney is home to a thriving market scene, where local creativity, culture, and community come alive. Whether you’re hunting for vintage fashion, handcrafted jewellery, gourmet street food, or quirky homewares, these eight bustling markets offer something for every kind of shopper.
1. Bondi Markets
At these beachside markets in glamorous Bondi, you can find anything from trendsetting new fashion brands to vintage gems, as well as jewellery, homewares and art.
Join the locals who flock to the markets after a morning dip at Australia’s most famous beach every Sunday from 10am – 4pm. Alternatively, if you’re there on a Saturday, check out the Bondi Farmers Markets, open from 9am – 1pm.
Location: Bondi Beach Public School, Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach
2. EQ Markets
Located at The Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park, the EQ Markets are a feast for the senses with fresh regional produce, gourmet treats and flowers for sale.
They’re open every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am – 2pm at The Market Canopy.
Location: The Entertainment Quarter, Lang Rd, Moore Park
3. Kirribilli Markets
Kirribilli Markets, located on the north side of Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge, is a vibrant hub for unique finds. You’ll discover a diverse range of items here, from artisan crafts and vintage wares to emerging designer clothing. Frequented by both locals and tourists alike seeking authentic Australian shopping experiences, street food and entertainment, the markets are held on various weekends each month, so check the website for dates.
Location: Alfred St South, Milsons Point
4. Paddington Markets
Sydney’s oldest community market began in 1973 to connect local fashion designers, craftspeople, jewellers and artists with the general public.
Featuring over 150 stalls, it’s located on the grounds of Paddington Uniting Church on Oxford Street and runs from 10am – 4pm every Saturday.
Location: 395 Oxford St, Paddington
5. Paddy’s Markets
Paddy’s Markets is a bustling marketplace that’s home to a wide range of goods and services. The beloved Sydney landmark spans two huge locations in Haymarket and Flemington. Established in 1834, Paddy’s has become a must-visit destination for travellers around the globe.
Explore a range of goods, from farm-fresh produce to handcrafted souvenirs, fashion, electronics and international foods. Open 10am to 6pm five days a week, excluding Mondays and Tuesdays.
Location: 9-13 Hay St, Haymarket
6. The Rocks Markets
Taking place from 10am – 5pm every Saturday and Sunday, The Rocks Markets are the place to go for unique art, beats, eats and remedies in one of Sydney’s most historic precincts. The streets come alive with live music and even Yoga under the Bridge.
George St and Playfair St, The Rocks; 9240 8500
7. Rozelle Collectors Market
Local treasure seekers converge to explore a blend of vintage attire, collectibles and cherished second-hand items. You’re bound to find something unique to take back to your hotel room after a day wandering the stalls.
The Rozelle Collectors Markets run every Saturday from 9am – 3pm.
Location: 663 Darling St, Rozelle
8. Sydney Fish Market
This bustling waterfront hub is the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. Here, you can indulge in a vast array of fresh seafood, witness lively auctions and learn from cooking demonstrations.
It’s a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts or anyone looking to capture the essence of Sydney’s maritime heritage. Open 7am – 4pm every day.
Location: Cnr Pyrmont Bridge Rd and Bank St, Pyrmont
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