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Things to do in Melbourne, Victoria: The Best Flea & Street Markets
Lovely, laid-back Melbourne has something for everyone: family fare, local and international art, haute boutiques, multicultural dining, Australian and Aboriginal history, spectator sports, and pulsing, swanky nightlife. Cruise on the free City Circle Tram loop to check out unique attractions like the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Healesville Sanctuary, which buzzes with local animal species.
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1. Aussie Tees Wild Wombats
2. Prahran Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
Welcome to Prahran Market, Melbourne's Food Lover's Market. Knowing the right place to go, is everything.You go for the taste, the sounds, smells and in our case, the freshness.And you only get it all at Prahran Market, Melbourne's oldest-and tastiest-fresh food Market.Prahran Market is proud to be Australia's premier food market- famous for outstanding food and hard to find specialities.Our Traders take pride in stocking the highest quality of ingredients and source locally wherever possible.They offer the widest choice to customers- including heirloom produce and hard to find specialties, cheeses, small goods, artisan products, certified organic fruit and veg, beef, pork, poultry and game.Not to mention fresh sustainable fish, seafood, shellfish and crustaceans. Our Traders will also give you expert advice on all your purchases; where they come from, what is best in season, how much to buy, how to prepare and ways to cook to perfection.By shopping at Prahran Market, Melbourne's best food market, you are also helping to support Victorian farmers' margins, family owned businesses and Melbourne's food variety and great diversity. If you haven't been here for a while, come and visit us! We know you will love it. We hope to see you soon.
Reviewed By Acineto - Auckland Central, New Zealand
Being a short walk from the Prahran or South Yarra station, its actually not that difficult to get to using the trains. There is a little outdoor area with quite a few food stalls. Inside the main market not only are there food stalls, but there are also delis as well as grocers and meat shops. The market is open and has quite a lot of things to look at. I quite liked the different produce shops around the market selling a huge variety of fruits and vegetables. There are also a lot of smaller stalls scattered in between the larger ones so there is a huge selection of products. The seafood and meat section is off to one side of the main warehouse, again with a range of different shops in one area. The market isn't the biggest but did have quite a lot of really nice products.
3. South Melbourne Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,041 reviews
Experience life at The Village Market. Since 1867, South Melbourne Market has been a treasured inner city landmark and a favourite amongst locals and visitors. It is the quintessential village market, a place where people come not only to purchase fresh food, but to meet, eat, drink, shop, discover, share and connect. Our walls are full of authentic traders who display their wares with pride and passion. Quirky and playful characters are found behind the counters, delivering old fashioned customer service with a smile. We embrace and showcase the local, supporting local farmers, artisans and producers. It’s a foodie’s paradise where freshness, quality and diversity are paramount with food stuffs from land to sea. We celebrate a philosophy of Real Food. Local Life. encouraging you to cook food that is made from great quality, fresh produce sourced from our family of traders you know, love and trust. We are a home to seriously good coffee, specialty tea and a vibrant restaurant precinct for day and night time fun. There’s also an amazing array of merchandise and services with everything from clothing, homewares and second hand books to hairdressing and pet food. With a full calendar of live music, events and activities, the Market is a happy and experiential place that celebrates the senses. Take a trip to the Market, you never know what you’ll find, but we guarantee it will be full of surprise, moments and wonder.
Reviewed By KymMarie220 - Brisbane, Australia
What a fabulous way to while away some time - fresh oysters with prosrcco, amazing fresh bakery, seafood, meet, cheese and the list goes on, with wine and some other shops. Put aside so.d hours to simply wander and absorb, drink it in. We had a ball, great stakeholders and good spirits abounded particularly when we were clearly up for good times and great produce
4. Flemington Racecourse Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Flemington Racecourse Market provides the best of regional Victorian produce and craft work just around the corner for millions of Melbournians. 2017 Market Dates: Sunday 27th August Sunday 17th September Sunday 15th October SPECIAL **Twilight Market** Friday 1st December Sunday 17th December See website for more details
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
The Flemington Racecourse Market is held monthly at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne's inner west. Most of the produce is grown in Victoria's fertile regional farmlands. Other items for sale include craft works and an assortment of old wares is offered for sale. The racecourse is very scenic, it is the venue for the Melbourne Cup, one of the world's pre-eminent thoroughbred races.
5. Williamstown Craft Market
6. Swanston Street Sunday Market
7. Queen Victoria Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
