As a lover of all market things, Paddington Market is very advanced and does not mix with the flea market at all. Many stalls are beautiful and there are some different things to find here, but not all places can bargain. The surrounding atmosphere is very good, the environment is very fashionable, the depths of the market are food stalls, there are all kinds of delicious food. There are usually buskers performing in the crowd under the shade of trees. In short, this is a good place to enjoy Saturday.
There are not many stalls I like and not many types. The highlight is good food, suitable for breakfast or affordable lunch. The stalls mainly sell jewelry, so if that's what you want it's not bad. I like supporting local designers and stalls, but only bought handmade chocolates. Not bad, but not necessarily.
Paddington Market in Sydney is a semi-open-air market, very popular with locals and tourists. There are many stalls here, including souvenir shops, street cafes, food stores, etc., and the goods are dazzling and especially lively.
The Paddington Market in Sydney is a very lively small commodity market, built along the street, supported by sun umbrellas, is Yi Jiajia small vendors. You can buy your favorite goods, souvenirs, handicrafts, or a small cafe, which makes you feel very happy.
Paddington Market is a large open-air market in Sydney's NSW region. Hundreds of stalls are set up along the streets, clothing, second-hand goods, food and flowers, and there is a lot of passenger traffic. It is very interesting to visit here to experience the life of local Sydney people.
Many highstreet brands can be found here, and some local Australian designers can be found here, but they need to be found carefully because they are distributed in multiple alleys and there are some very atmospheric coffee shops.
A market very close to home. I personally think that it is more interesting than the rocks. There are more locals and not so many tourists. I go for breakfast on the weekend morning and buy some flowers and fruits. It is still very good to go home. There are also many interesting shops around.
As a lover of all market things, Paddington Market is very advanced and does not mix with the flea market at all. Many stalls are beautiful and there are some different things to find here, but not all places can bargain. The surrounding atmosphere is very good, the environment is very fashionable, the depths of the market are food stalls, there are all kinds of delicious food. There are usually buskers performing in the crowd under the shade of trees. In short, this is a good place to enjoy Saturday.
There are not many stalls I like and not many types. The highlight is good food, suitable for breakfast or affordable lunch. The stalls mainly sell jewelry, so if that's what you want it's not bad. I like supporting local designers and stalls, but only bought handmade chocolates. Not bad, but not necessarily.
Paddington Market in Sydney is a semi-open-air market, very popular with locals and tourists. There are many stalls here, including souvenir shops, street cafes, food stores, etc., and the goods are dazzling and especially lively.
The Paddington Market in Sydney is a very lively small commodity market, built along the street, supported by sun umbrellas, is Yi Jiajia small vendors. You can buy your favorite goods, souvenirs, handicrafts, or a small cafe, which makes you feel very happy.
Paddington Market is a large open-air market in Sydney's NSW region. Hundreds of stalls are set up along the streets, clothing, second-hand goods, food and flowers, and there is a lot of passenger traffic. It is very interesting to visit here to experience the life of local Sydney people.
Many highstreet brands can be found here, and some local Australian designers can be found here, but they need to be found carefully because they are distributed in multiple alleys and there are some very atmospheric coffee shops.
A market very close to home. I personally think that it is more interesting than the rocks. There are more locals and not so many tourists. I go for breakfast on the weekend morning and buy some flowers and fruits. It is still very good to go home. There are also many interesting shops around.