Glebe Markets
Probably one of the largest in Sydney. Glebe is situated on the outskirts of the city fringe. 10 Minutes on any bus. You’ll find a number of innovative designs in Tshirts and ceramic, jewellery, clothing both new and recycled. Often live music, this market is favoured by a young crowd at the University is close by and Glebe is frequented by students for its book shops and cafes.
Held every Saturday 10am – 4pm
www.glebemarkets.com.au
Glebe Point Road, Balmain
Balmain markets
Great place to head for some lunch or snacks from around the globe. In addition to the interesting stallholders, there’s a wonderful selection of food stalls. Situated in the grounds of an old Church, you’ll also find some great local busking acts. The area of Balmain has some of Sydney’s oldest cottages and is a lovely area to just walk around and discover more about this historic Sydney suburb.
Operates 10am to 4pm every Saturday (weather permitting).
Best accessed by Bus as not supported by Trains.
Cnr Darling St & Curtis Rd Curtis Street, Balmain - 0418 765 736
Paddington Markets
Would you believe a number of popular Aussie fashion designers such as Zimmerman and Sass and Bide started at Paddington markets. This is a great stomping ground for new talent and there are ‘quality’ products on offer. Browse interesting Fashion, jewellery, food, children’s clothes and household items. Held once a week (Saturday) come rain or shine (there’s an undercover area). Paddington is a must for first-time Sydney visitors. Afterwards, stroll Oxford Street for even more shopping, but perhaps not as much fun as the markets!
www.paddingtonmarkets.com.au
395 Oxford Street, Paddington
Oxford Street, Paddington
Start at the Centennial Park end and work your way down this glamorous, trendy street with the latest Australian and international designs plus some great cafes and restaurants, not to mention a few pubs along the route...don't miss little street like 'William' where Collette Dinnigan started and still has her boutique. Need eyebrow plucking, waxing, a new tiara? It is all here. Markets every Saturday and a 'not to miss' event in Sydney. Preview the latest boutiques at
www.urbanwalkabout.com
Queen Victoria Building
One of Sydney's most treasured buildings and an elegant way to spend an afternoon shopping and eating. There are several floors to explore, it is however intimate. Built in 1898, it was restored to its former glory and has become one of the most respected shopping precincts in Sydney. Too many brands to name and some great stores for kids
www.qvb.com.au
George St, Town Hall
Designer Bargains at Birkenhead Point
This is a little way from the city centre but worth a visit for designer bargain, particularly great Australian brands like Oroton and Bonds, Alannah Hill and the David Jones outlet. It is for those who like to search for a bargain. Plenty of cafes for lunch by the water. Buses from the city leave for :Balmain/Drummoyne, there a simply 'how to get there' on their website.
www.birkenheadpoint.com.au
Roseby St Drummoyne
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