Best Outdoor Markets in Sydney

Are you the type who loves searching through racks of clothing in search of the perfect vintage find? Well, good news is that there are quite a few vintage markets in Sydney offering just that, including Rozelle Collectors Markets in inner west, with more than 100 stalls of second hand and vintage wears.

Glebe Markets also offers rows and rows of eccentric and colorful vintage clothes and jewelry, with some new local designs as well. Oh, and you can definitely grab an espresso whilst rummaging through the racks.

If you’re after some fresh, local produce, there are a ton of different food markets across the city in a number of different neighborhoods. Orange Grove Organic Food Markets is a popular spot for those in Lilyfield, plus there's Northside Produce Markets, Rose Bay Farmers’ Market, and many, many more. With many not mentioned, all you have to do is a bit of research to find the one closest to you.

Got a craving for seafood and don’t feel like going fishing? Head over to Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont, one of the biggest seafood markets in the world.

Just because Sydney reaches up to 40°C (104°F) in December, doesn’t mean that you can’t stroll through a Christmas market and pretend you’re in a colder climate, with snow falling around you. Of course, the Christmas markets will be closed now, but a few ideal spots to keep in mind for Christmas 2019 presents include The Big Design Market in Moore Park, Watsons Bay Christmas Twilight Market, EQ Christmas Market, and Darling Harbour Christmas Markets.

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