10 of the best markets in Sydney

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Visiting a local market is the backbone of any Sydney-siders weekend calendar.

Whether you’re looking to stock up on flowers, food, vintage clothing or perhaps you just want to surround yourself with good ol’ fashioned community spirit, there is a Sydney market with your name on it.

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Marrickville Markets

A trip to the Marrickville markets is somewhat of a rite of passage in Sydney’s inner-west.

Paddington Markets

Once the birthplace of iconic Australian clothing label Zimmermann, you’ll find plenty more than fashion at this bustling market.

Sydney Flower Market

Before dawn breaks, Sydney’s keenest Flora-lovers start descending on Australia’s biggest flower market.

Flour Mill Markets

Housed in the 100-year-old Mungo Scott building, this place is the sustainable alternative to other community farmers markets.

Glebe Markets

One of Sydney’s most well-known vintage markets, Glebe is where you’ll find the city’s cool crowd come Saturday morning.

Kirribilli Markets

First held in January 1976, the Kirribilli markets are one of Sydney’s oldest and most-loved institutions.

Bondi Markets

You’ll find that loyal visitors from all over Sydney (and the world) make the trip to Bondi Beach Primary School on Saturdays and Sundays.

Chinatown Night Market

Every Friday, when the sun goes down, Dixon Street transforms into an open-air Asian mecca.

Palm Beach Market

Away from the surf, there really is no better way to discover the true community essence of Palm Beach than by visiting their market.

The Rocks Weekend Markets

Come Saturday and Sunday, The Rocks’ historical, cobblestone laneways come alive with emerging design talent eager to sell their wares.

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