Every Sunday, the Addison Road Community Centre plays host to vintage clothes, books, rugs, healing crystals, acai bowls, artisan bread and pretty much everything in between. Spend your time roaming among things you didn’t know you needed, with plenty of stalls around for your perusing pleasure.

There are over 150 unique stalls filled with jewellery, accessories, food, flowers, soaps and much more – plus, its a beautiful setting that comes alive with community.

Spanning across more than 5200 square metres (and 200 stalls), the Sydney Flower Market is the primary, wholesale market for flower growers, sellers, florists and shop owners. It’s also open to the public, making it a worthy visual delight for those willing to set their alarm early.

Here, emphasis is placed on environmentalism, meaning the market is completely plastic free. Vendors pivot to provide biodegradable packing, with incentives for those who bring their own reusable bags and coffee cups.

In the market you’ll find old favourites like Hartley Harvest and Brickfields Bakery, alongside local vendors selling homewares and flowers.

Walls are lined with teenagers and young adults trying to snag a bargain, with the majority of sellers hocking pre-loved gems from a couple of clothes racks and boxes to rummage through. Don’t let the lassez-faire-ness of it all turn you off though, Glebe is one of the best, and lively places on the list.

Housed in a location that can only be described as iconic, browse over 220 stalls under the towering watch of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and waterfront.

You’ll find fashion, accessories, homewares, gifts, plants and gourmet food – and all money raised from the stallholders fee goes to fund the programs of the Kirribilli Centre.

You can find pretty much anything here, depending on which day you come.

Saturday calls for fresh produce, food, flowers, smoothies and other edible delights. On Sunday, there’s a mix of both permanent stallholders and one-off renters hocking their new and vintage wares.

Delivering all the flavourful street food, dessert and gifts that your heart may desire, transport yourself (and your taste buds) to the depths of your Chinatown favourites at the Chinatown Night Market.

On the fourth Sunday of each month, more than 70 local stallholders gather at Governor Phillip Park to sell a variety of jewellery, fashions, arts, crafts, homewares and books.

There’s local live music to serve as your shopping soundtrack, as well as opportunities for kids to play on the new adventure playground.

This isthe perfect place to find innovative fashion, homewares and artworks while getting lost in Sydney’s convict past.While beautiful on sunny, Sydney days, rain certainly does not spoil the day as most stalls are undercover.