Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. It says that it is a Sunday market. It is actually wrong. It should be a Saturday market. I reported an error and did not pass. Downtown Hobart, in Salamanca Square, every Saturday will be a large market - Salamanca Saturday market opening day, this market is the largest market in Australia, it seems to be Saturday morning 9 am - 3 pm, anyway, 3 start to close the stall. The market is open-air. The entrance starts at the intersection opposite St. Davis Church and next to St. Davis Park. There will also be a temporary sign erected there. Then the avenue outside Salamanca Square will be filled with stalls of large and small, rows on each side. There is also a row in the middle, everyone can walk one side, turn their head at the end and walk the other side. The stalls here are local farmers, craftsmen, restaurant owners in Hobart. Everything is exquisite and exquisite. Organic food, fruits, vegetables, honey, lavender products, wool products, etc. There are some antiques, and they look old. I don’t know how to appreciate it, so I don’t put much thought into it. Whether you like Taobao, or want to taste the local flavor, or like exquisite things, or want to buy some practical goods, you can go and walk, you can always buy some favorite small play. There is no bargaining price for shopping here, all are clearly priced, the goods are marked on the price, food, you can try it, the stall owner is very welcome to taste, except for some food stalls only accept cash, others can be swiped, convenient.
This market is not bad, very lively, but it will not make you feel very crowded, so it is still very interesting to visit, can see some very special handicrafts in the local area, eat some special food.
This market is held in the square of this town and around, I did not expect the scale is bigger than I thought, all kinds of things can be found here, you can buy some good second-hand goods here.
It's really lively. The market here is held on the square. There are many people who will come to buy things, then buy food, and then have a picnic on the lawn next to it. I feel that the whole atmosphere is really good.
This market is held every Saturday in the square, everything is sold, but the main thing is some local specialties. There are many locals, but I feel that it is mainly for tourists.
Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. It says that it is a Sunday market. It is actually wrong. It should be a Saturday market. I reported an error and did not pass. Downtown Hobart, in Salamanca Square, every Saturday will be a large market - Salamanca Saturday market opening day, this market is the largest market in Australia, it seems to be Saturday morning 9 am - 3 pm, anyway, 3 start to close the stall. The market is open-air. The entrance starts at the intersection opposite St. Davis Church and next to St. Davis Park. There will also be a temporary sign erected there. Then the avenue outside Salamanca Square will be filled with stalls of large and small, rows on each side. There is also a row in the middle, everyone can walk one side, turn their head at the end and walk the other side. The stalls here are local farmers, craftsmen, restaurant owners in Hobart. Everything is exquisite and exquisite. Organic food, fruits, vegetables, honey, lavender products, wool products, etc. There are some antiques, and they look old. I don’t know how to appreciate it, so I don’t put much thought into it. Whether you like Taobao, or want to taste the local flavor, or like exquisite things, or want to buy some practical goods, you can go and walk, you can always buy some favorite small play. There is no bargaining price for shopping here, all are clearly priced, the goods are marked on the price, food, you can try it, the stall owner is very welcome to taste, except for some food stalls only accept cash, others can be swiped, convenient.
This market is not bad, very lively, but it will not make you feel very crowded, so it is still very interesting to visit, can see some very special handicrafts in the local area, eat some special food.
This market is held in the square of this town and around, I did not expect the scale is bigger than I thought, all kinds of things can be found here, you can buy some good second-hand goods here.
It's really lively. The market here is held on the square. There are many people who will come to buy things, then buy food, and then have a picnic on the lawn next to it. I feel that the whole atmosphere is really good.
This market is held every Saturday in the square, everything is sold, but the main thing is some local specialties. There are many locals, but I feel that it is mainly for tourists.