The Sydney Traveler

Haymarket and its Chinatown district is a little slice of Asia in the middle of Sydney. There’s always something going on, which makes this area a favourite with tourists and locals alike.
Where: Adjacent to Darling Harbour
How to get there: Take a 15-minute bus trip from Circular Quay, or catch the Light Rail to Paddy’s Markets
Stay: Enjoy four-star luxury at the Oaks Harmony or Citigate Central Sydney
Eat: Try yum cha, a brunch/lunchtime tradition where you choose your dishes from trolleys piled high with Chinese steam baskets. Yum cha is served in many restaurants around Chinatown
See: The Spanish Quarter, close to Chinatown, …read more

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If you want to bag a bargain in Sydney, the only place to shop is Paddy’s Markets. Australia’s first markets sell absolutely everything, including fresh produce, clothes, CDs, souvenirs, sporting goods, and loads more!
With more than 1, 000 stalls, there’s plenty to see and it’s easy to spend the day there. Even if you’re not into shopping, a trip to this buzzing marketplace is an experience not to miss.
Paddy’s Markets at Haymarket are open from 9 am to 5 pm from Thursday to Sunday, and public holidays. The markets at Flemington are open from 10 am to 4:30 pm on …read more

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