be very careful when you buy souvenirs especially in nthe rocks area...most are made in China, taiwan etc and can be bought for half the price at paddy's markets not far from Darling harbourThe best antiques are more often found out of town and in the areas surrounding the city.
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For a more trendy market visit Paddington Village Bazaar held on Saturday in the Church Grounds, Cnr Oxford & Newcombe Streets. Located in the heart of Sydney, Potts Point Galleries displays some of the most eclectic and rare collectable pieces. We enjoy going to the outdoor markets with used items and antiques. There are a few good options in the Blue mountains and Southern highlands. Down the road from Balmain’s historic pubs and cafes, it’s a bargain hunter’s paradise and one of the few Sydney markets where you feel like, given enough time, you could unearth a dusty relic worth a bundle. There is an Aboriginal and Tribal Art Centre located at George Street The Rocks and another in Darling Harbour called the Gavala Aboriginal Art Centre located in the harbourside shopping arcade.there is the sydney antique centre which is quite close to the city in surry hills. Weekend Markets A tourist market is held on George Street in The Rocks offering a wide range of unique and fantastic gifts. I don't really think Vinnies & the Salvos will have very much of 'value' ... the ones in the 'country' are way better - stuff from little old ladies estates in the country are more likely to go to a Vinnies than be picked over by dealers.We remove posts that do not follow our posting guidelines, and we reserve the right to remove any post for any reason.There's a lot of cheap eateries in Newtown too.The other places you can often pick up interesting bits and pieces for very little is at Vinnies or the Salvos which are local charity store chains.-:- Message from Tripadvisor staff -:-This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. Established in 2014 Potts Point Galleries represents home to over 20 unique Antique and decorative art dealers including some of Australia’s most respected and qualified specialists. You can either eat at the market, or take a short stroll to …
Crates of bric-a-brac jostle with antiques and serious collectibles at this traditional flea market set in the grounds of Rozelle School in Sydney’s inner west. Other areas where you can pick up bargains are Redfern, Surry Hills and Alexandra all these areas are where the serious bargain shoppers go on weekends.ST. here are two sites about itThe markets are more often than not souvenir and craft markets. Is there a website which shows the weekly schedule of these markets. Upgrade your standard fish and chips to a freshly caught seafood feast including prawns, lobster, scallops, and beer-battered flathead at Sydney Fish Market. Buy, Sell & Trade. Tarpeian is an arts and crafts market held on Sunday next to the Sydney Opera House.
We hope you'll join the conversation by posting to an open topic or starting a new one.Is there a website which shows the weekly schedule of these markets.BTW, I wouldn't expect to find second hand or antiques at the Kirribilli Markets but for the setting along they are worth a visit.Many of the items at Vinnies are picked over by dealers who on sell them at markets, not to mention regulars and particularly staff members who see it all before anyone else sees it.Enjoy your trip north - hope the weather is good to you.We really appriecate the suggestions. About Southern Antiques. A seafood lover’s dream. Our boutique like atmosphere with over 30 dealers welcomes you into a nostalgic and comforting space focussing on a diverse range of furniture, jewellery, collectables, linen, toys, vintage clothes, radios, mid-century glassware and pottery. The Rozelle Collectors Market is Sydney’s favourite outdoor second hand, bric-a-brac and antique market. What can only be described as an Aladdin’s Cave of Treasures. Sydney Fish Market, Pyrmont. ANDREWS CHURCH ( A great way to explore Balmain on a Saturday afternoon)bus433,434,442)-:- Message from Tripadvisor staff -:-FOR AUSTRALIANA GOODIES the best area to shop is The Rocks or Darling Harbour. Sydney Antique & Vintage Market. Answer 1 of 10: Hi, We will be in Sydney for the month of April. Berrrima and bowral being excellent examples.GLEBE PUBLIC SCHOOL-10am-4pm Saturday (bus431-4)This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. has 10,043 members. We have now visited all the markets which you have suggested. Thanks, Jim and Carol