Paddy's Markets Haymarket
Sydney's oldest and most iconic market since 1834
9-13 Hay Street, Haymarket NSW 2000
Next Market Date
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2026
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
19°–24°C · Sunny
Rain 0%
Wind 18 km/h
Upcoming Dates
Thursday 16 Apr10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 17 Apr10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Weekly — every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 10:00 – 18:00
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Location
9-13 Hay Street, Haymarket NSW 2000
About Paddy's Markets Haymarket
Paddy's Markets Haymarket is Sydney's oldest and most iconic market, established in 1834 and trading continuously for over 190 years in the heart of Chinatown. Located in the historic Market City building, this bustling indoor market features hundreds of stalls offering an incredible variety of goods for the curious and budget-conscious. Browse Australian souvenirs, imported and local fashion, kids' clothing, hair accessories, jewellery, gifts, gadgets, cosmetics, homewares, toys, books, music, and art. The market includes a dedicated food section with fresh fruit and vegetables from growers who have traded here for over a century, plus fresh seafood including prawns and the catch of the day. Hay St Market at Paddy's, Sydney's newest licensed food hall with 48+ traders, offers global cuisines and artisanal beverages in a vibrant atmosphere.
Highlights
Sydney's oldest market since 1834
Hundreds of stalls in all-weather indoor venue
Fresh produce from century-old growers
Fresh seafood and catch of the day
Australian souvenirs and gifts
Fashion, cosmetics and accessories
Hay St Market with 48+ food traders
Licensed bars and global cuisines
Heart of Chinatown location
Light rail at Paddy's Markets stop
5-minute walk from Central Station
Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am-6pm
Market Details
Entry Fee
free
Market Setting
indoor
Weather Policy
Runs Rain Or Shine
Dog Policy
No Dogs
Market size
100+ stalls
Level of Curation
Open market
Getting There
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Parking
Wilson Parking on Quay Street. Limited metered street parking in Haymarket. Best to use public transport - Light Rail stops directly at Paddy's Markets station.
Bus
Multiple bus routes service Haymarket and Chinatown area. Close to George Street bus corridor.
Train
Central Station is a 5-minute walk. Exit at Railway Square and walk south on George Street to Hay Street.
Tram
L1 Light Rail stops directly at Paddy's Markets station. Service from Central, Circular Quay, and Dulwich Hill.
Features
Food & Drink
Fresh produce
Hot food available
Coffee available
Licensed bar
Access & Comfort
Indoor venue
Wheelchair accessible
Pram friendly
Toilets on site
Family & Pets
Family friendly
Parking & Transport
Near train station
Near bus stop
Amenities
EFTPOS available at stalls
ATM on site
Meet Our Vendors
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours?
Wednesday to Sunday 10am-6pm. Open 365 days a year including public holidays.
Is parking available?
Yes, Market City has multi-level car park with 627 spaces. Free parking when dining at Level 3 restaurants, and free daily parking after 6pm. Enter via Hay Street or Thomas Street.
Are dogs allowed?
Service animals only. Dogs are not permitted except certified assistance animals.
How do I get there by public transport?
5 minute walk from Central Station. Inner West Light Rail stops at Paddy's Markets Light Rail station directly opposite. Multiple bus routes service Haymarket.
What is Hay St Market?
New foodie market launched 2025 featuring 48+ traders with hawker-style eateries, fresh produce, artisanal goods, and two bars. Open Wednesday to Sunday celebrating global flavours and Sydney's diverse food culture.
Contact
Next Market Date
Wednesday
15 Apr 2026
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
19°–24°C · Sunny
Rain 0%
Wind 18 km/h
Upcoming Dates
Thursday 16 Apr10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 17 Apr10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Location
9-13 Hay Street, Haymarket NSW 2000