BONDI FARMERS MARKET

​It may only be a few steps to Sydney's famous Bondi Beach but the Bondi Markets offers a range of good old fashioned fresh country produce and much more. Open every Saturday morning from 9am-1pm in the grounds of Bondi Beach Public School.

Some of the fabulous things you can purchase are seasonal fruits and vegetables, organically grown meat and poultry, fresh flowers, artisan breads, homemade jams, farmstead cheeses, seafood, olive oils, herbs, spices much more. 

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THE ROCKS MARKETS

Marvel at the sandstone steps and cobblestoned lanes as you explore fashion, candles, art, homewares, plus much more. You will also come across a range of delicious food from local Artisans. 

The Rocks Markets offer a wide range of products and produce and are delight to wander through in the most historic part of Sydney.  On Fridays the Food Market delights the senses with a range of multi cultural and local cuisines.

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The Rocks Markets
10am – 5pm, Saturdays & Sundays 
Playfair Street, George Street, Jack Mundey Place

The Rocks Friday Foodie Market
9am - 3pm, Fridays
Jack Mundey Place, Playfair Street

SYDNEY & PADDY'S MARKETS

By far the biggest markets in Sydney and the largest supplier of fruit and vegetables (wholesale) in Australia. Mainly catering for professional buyers and greengrocers the Sydney Produce Market is also open to the public. The Sydney Market is about a 30 minute train ride from Central located at Flemington.

Paddy's Market in Haymarket is a popular market with a fresh produce section and market stalls with a wide range of products to buy. When visiting Paddy's, after your shopping, head over to Chinatown and experience the restaurants and shopping in the precinct. 

The Blue Mountains is a special place to visit all year long. In Autumn the deciduous trees are a blaze of colours.  Winter is time to rug up and if you are lucky enjoy some snow. Spring is an abundance of colour and Summer offers cooler temperatures in the higher ranges, although it can get very hot and has produced some serious bushfires.

One thing is for certain, tourists flock to the Blue Mountains because of the quaint villages, craft shops, boutiques, bush walks, scenery and it's a foodie haven.

Most popular tourist towns are Glenbrook, Springwood, Wentworth Falls, Leura, Katoomba and Blackheath  however, all the villages in between have their own charm and things to do.

For garden lovers, Spring and Autumn are a must visit in the Blue Mountains with many  open gardens for visitors to enjoy sensational gardens bursting with colour.

The gardens are privately owned check here for opening times. Many of the villages have wonderful garden displays to enjoy as well.

Leura is the Double Bay of The Blue Mountains. A mix of country charm with great dining. Leura is famous for its spring Garden Festival, held in early October. Leura Mall is a pretty town centre and classified by the National Trust. A visit to Leura is full of surprises.