Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is home to the finale of the run Bar Brothers season 3, where, in addition to the beautiful scenery, his flea markets and street bazaars are worth visiting. This article will provide you with a detailed introduction to Adelaide's markets and bazaars that are worth visiting.
1, Gups Exxels Market
Gepps X Treasure Market
The North District-based Gepps Cross, is one of Adelaide's biggest Sunday bazaars with a large pool of farmers and second-hand grocers, where cheap dishes, flowers and affordable second-hand items, collectibles and more can be bought. So it attracts a lot of Adelaide locals. Customer admission fee A $1.50 per person, open from 7:00 to 13:00 every Sunday.
Gepps Excels Market address: 588 Main N Rd, Gepps Cross SA 5094
2, Jill Street Fai
Gilles Street Market
The Jill Street Fair is home to young South Australian designers, with nearly 90 stalls selling jewelry, handicrafts, clothing and other items, each with its own unique brand style. In addition, snack stalls at the bazaar provide truly delicious Adelaide food for shop-to-shop visitors, making it a good place for Taobao to relax.
Giles Market address: 91 Giles St, Adelaide SA 5000
3, Flinders City Collection
Flinders Street Market
The Flinders Fair is a paradise for gourmet food, and there are many gourmet activities during the holiday season, such as a three-day event on the new and old Australian National Day, where you will definitely enjoy a feast. It also sells a variety of handicrafts, gifts and clothes, ideal for eating and shopping.
Flinders Market address: Flinders street, Adelaide 5000
4. building pottery market
Brickworks Markets
There are bazaars every weekend, only 10 minutes from downtown. The bazaar opens every Sunday with more than 100 resident stalls and shops selling local handicrafts and goods from around the world. Visitors can find interesting CD-ROMs, crafts, antiques and collectibles here, and even dolphins may be found in nearby harbor (Port River). There are all kinds of snack bars in the market, as well as entertainment facilities for visitors to play after shopping.
Building ceramic market address:36 South Road Torrensville Adelaide SA, Australia
5, Fisherman wharf Market
Fishermen`s Wharf Market
Port Adelaide (Port Adelaide), located in the northern suburbs of Adelaide, is open on Sundays, Mondays and public holidays, where you can buy a variety of home-grown interesting items such as handicrafts, jewelry, collectibles and daily furnishings. At the same time, the food here is very attractive, when you taste coffee, pay attention to the side of the water, you may also see dolphins.
Fisherman's wharf Market address: Fisher's Wharf Market, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia51
6. Barosha Farmer's Market
Barossa Farmers Market
Organically grown fruits and vegetables, delicious native food, delicious and cheap, and music-fueled. Barosha Farmer's Market opens on Saturday mornings at house (Vintner's Shed), near (Angaston) in Agerston, where you can buy the freshest ingredients produced in the Barosha area.
Barosha Farmer Market address: Barossa Farmers Market, Cnr Nuriootpa and Stockwell Roads, Angaston SA 5353, Australia
7, Willenga Farmer Market
Willunga Farmers Market
The Weilun-plus farmer's market is a good place to catch on the weekend, on the Phillip of the Phillip and the city square, every Saturday morning with bazaars, organic fruit, vegetables and food specialities, with wonderful music and an unmissed hearing, A feast of taste and vision.
Willenga Farmer Market: Willunga Farmers Market, Corner Main Rd and St Peter's Tce, Willunga SA 5172, Australia
8, Blue Road Shopping Street
Rundle Street
Adelaide's largest commercial street is brightly lit by flower stalls and vibrant by street musicians and jugglers. You can find what you need here even on weekends. There is also a small square in the pedestrian street in central, often with open music.
Blue Road Shopping Street address: Rundle Mall, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
