Balmain Market, Sydney
Located on the grounds of St Andrews Congregational Church, the Balmain Market has over 140 stalls offering a variety of art and craft items as well as fresh produce and culinary creations.
Located on the grounds of St Andrews Congregational Church, the Balmain Market has over 140 stalls offering a variety of art and craft items as well as fresh produce and culinary creations. You can pick up jewelry, recycled art, pre-owned books, bric-a-brac, clothing, and homewares.
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About Balmain Market
217-223 Darling St,, Cnr Darling St & Curtis Rd, Balmain NSW 2041, Australia
+61 411 047 655
Balmain Market and Nearby Sights on Map
Anzac Bridge
Spanning Johnstons Bay between Pyrmont and Glebe Island, the Anzac Bridge is the longest cable-stayed bridge in Australia with a length of 805 metres
Dawn Fraser Baths
The Dawn Fraser Baths in Balmain's Elkington Park is the oldest pool and swimming club in Australia, dating back to the early 1880s
Elkington Park
Elkington Park is one of Balmain's biggest draws, with sprawling lawns, a children's playground, gorgeous harbor views from White Horse Point, and the Dawn Fraser Baths which is home to the Balmain Water Polo Club
Pirrama Park
Barangaroo Reserve
Once a rundown container terminal, the Barangaroo Reserve is today a brand new site with a bustling business and entertainment scene
Goat Island Sydney
The Goat Island in Sydney Harbour is a short ferry ride away from Circular Quay
Sze Yup Temple
As Chinatown is the hub of Sydney's Asian population, the Sze Yup Temple or Glebe Temple pops up as a surprise in the heart of the Glebe district
Garrison Church
Officially known as the Church of the Holy Trinity, the Garrison Church was built in 1840-'44 as the first military church in colonial Australia
Sydney Observatory
Towering over the city from atop Observatory Hill, Sydney Observatory not only offers great views of the Sydney Harbour and city but also of stars, nebulae, and planets that are light years away
Cockatoo Island
The Cockatoo Island is one of the largest islands in Sydney Harbour, and a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List of 11 Australian Convict Sites recognized for illustrating the system of deportation and forced labor which transformed the penal processes in European colonizing nations in the 18th - 19th centuries