Top Markets in The Rocks, Australia

Google maps accurate to where it'd located. Some hills but the pathway is all paved, and cobblestone. Cute walkways into historic roads & buildings. Pop up vendors throughout the streets consisting of clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, bath items mostly.

food vendors are towards the end near under bridge. Safe for families with small children to walk around, some parts very crowded when walking thru but most times people are courteous.

Cute play area at end for children and they provide picnic throws and pillows to enjoy your eats under the bridge on the grassy areas.

Gave it a 3/5, due to not a true farmers market but more street market.

PS. Had no idea, but those birds a vicious. lol I didn't feed it but others were and they will come close to stealing your food from under you.

Great place to try local and international food. Tried the kangaroo and emu skewers, tastes good. Hot mulled wine and sangria are nice, giant cookies has cake texture. Bought some souvenirs did by locals and was a great place to visit! Also, has some tables for eating and small public toilets. Consider best market in Sydney with good food and local products being sold. Love it being near the bridge that your could walk around after food. Oh, basically Sydney is cashless as you can use card on everything. Food, market, cab, public transport even you dont have the Opus card. Only some places charge additional fees by paying card.

Enjoy a delightful morning walk at The Rocks Market in Sydney. Stroll through the charming, historic cobblestone streets as you explore a vibrant array of stalls offering unique crafts, delicious foods, and local produce. The atmosphere is alive with the buzz of vendors and visitors, making it the perfect way to start your day. Take in the stunning views of Sydney Harbour, indulge in some gourmet treats, and discover one-of-a-kind treasures. There's always something new to see and experience, making every visit to The Rocks Market a memorable adventure.

One of the best Sydney’s market before as many local handmade unique products previously. The market getting smaller but still a great place to visit as many cafes, restaurants and shops to explore. Fabulous view of Sydney Opera House

Convenient and historic location between Circular Quay and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Open every Saturday and Sunday. Interesting market stalls and street food options. Nearby cafes and restaurants. Enjoyed our wander through this area.

Having stumbled upon this after just having walked the Sydney Harbour bridge, I can highly recommend this market. It offers a wide selection of hand crafted, goods, bars and a variety of differing cuisines, (the food in the picture is from a Turkish Gozelme stall.)

On a Sunny Sunday like it was for me, it's an must - go to

If you happen to be in the area, the Rocks Market is a good place to stroll around and check out prints, photos, jewellery, clothes, essential oils soaps, fancy snacks and food trucks. Seating areas (tables and chairs) are set up close to and under the Harbour bridge. It gets busy as the day goes on. Better to visit early.

Located on George Street, The Rocks, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 but also winds around the back streets of the Rocks area.
Edit - I got the opportunity to go the Night Markets at the Rocks last night while attending the VIVID festival. These are so much better in my opinion. Much better atmosphere and they seemed to have a lot more stalls. Both the day and night markets are wonderful but I just prefer the night ones. The street entertainment was great too but I think they were there for Vivid.
These markets are really good , it’s in an iconic area of Sydney and has a great selection of wonderful products to look at. This is one of my favourite markets in Sydney due to the location and because it always has great things to look at. I bought a Ned Kelly Magnet which was really nice. There’s also a lot of good food trucks that you can get something to eat from or you can choose to eat from one of the cafes/pubs etc in the Rocks. The prices are steep though so be aware of that. You can always have a great time. It’s easy to get to, just a short walk from Circular Quay station.
Just a side note, I have been to these markets both on Saturday and Friday nights, the best night is easily Saturday with more stalls to look through.