Paddy's Markets, Traditional marketplace in Haymarket and Flemington, Sydney, Australia.
Paddy's Markets is a marketplace with two main locations in Sydney, offering fresh produce, clothing, souvenirs, and everyday goods across large covered trading halls. Each location carries a different selection and operates on different days throughout the week.
The market began in 1834 when Governor Richard Bourke moved cattle and grain trading activities to this location. Over the decades it grew and became an important trading hub for the expanding city.
The market serves as a meeting place where people from across Sydney come together to shop and exchange goods. The stalls and crowds reflect the diversity of the city and show how everyday life unfolds in this corner.
Flemington location operates with fresh produce Friday through Sunday, while Haymarket opens Wednesday through Sunday with a broader range of merchandise. Plan your visit based on which location and day suits your needs.
The Flemington location displays one of Sydney's largest fresh produce exhibitions on Saturdays, with hundreds of stalls packed into one space. Visitors often come specifically on this day to experience the scale and range of what is available.
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