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Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
contacts phone: +61
larger map & directionsLatitude: -33.8792408, Longitude: 151.2027377
Kevin Khong
::Great stop for people looking to explore Chinatown, heading off to the Central area, going to classes at UTS, visiting the Powerhouse Museum or just to loiter around until they have an idea of what to do. What I like about this light rail stop is that it’s located right next to the entrance to Paddy’s Market and a short walk away from the entrance to Market City. Also from this stop I can go into the centre of Chinatown and of course from there to the rest of the city
George Ferguson
::Great amount of shops and variety. Bought a few small things, just a lot of fun walking around here. I'll come back again soon.
Darcy Wilson
::Most of what they sell here is pretty plasticky, but it's probably still an obligatory stop on the Sydney map for tourists. Nice fruit and veggie market and a good place to buy wholesale spices.
Shinta Benilda
::Cheap place for locals to shop. Come at around 4.30 PM on Sunday to get amazing bargains on groceries even some fish are 50% off. Parking outside the market is difficult to find. If you come when the Market City is open, you can park at Wilsons car park under the building. If you spend minimal $88 in a shop, you can validate your parking ticket at the information centre on level 1 to get 3 hours parking free. Some fashion factory outlets located in this premise. I think it has the only Review factory outlet in Sydney.
Feliss S
::Great affordable shopping! My only complaint is constantly feeling lost in this facility as there aren't any markers telling you what booth you are at. I feel "street" signs at the end of each row would be very helpful