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Newcastle Farmers Markets
The guide was updated:At the Newcastle Farmers Markets all visitors can choose from a vast range of locally produced food. Walk around the stalls and look at the variety of natural produce picked from local gardens. Here you can also find arts and crafts, clothes, pottery and fashion accessories.
Useful Information
- Address: Broadmedow, Newcastle
- Opening hours: Sun 7am–1pm
- Website: www.newcastlecityfarmersmarket.com.au
- Phone: +61 2 4930 5156
- Email: officefbi@nswfarmersmarket.com.au
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The Honeysuckle Foreshore project is one of the region’s busiest tourist attractions. On top of the numerous cafes, restaurants and hotels, the complex boasts several antique centres and outlets with a great range of collectables from bygone times. Feel the bustling city life and find something that corresponds to your lifestyle.
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Hunter Street
Hunter Street offers a combination of shopping, dining and entertainment right in the heart of the city. This is where you find the David Jones’ Department Store, hundreds of speciality shops, and a great lunch options. Hunter Street also has a number of antique outlets to choose from.
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Newcastle Farmers Markets
At the Newcastle Farmers Markets all visitors can choose from a vast range of locally produced food. Walk around the stalls and look at the variety of natural produce picked from local gardens. Here you can also find arts and crafts, clothes, pottery and fashion accessories.
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Darby Street
Whether you’re after some new furniture or just like checking out the latest trends in interior design, Darby Street is worth a visit. The boutiques and designer stores will warm the hearts of decoration buffs and home accessory lovers. You'll also find small fashion labels, vintage clothes and artisanal chocolates here. Rest your feet from a long day of shopping in one of the many cafes nearby and recharge your batteries.
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Marketown Shopping Centre
In the heart of Newcastle you can find one of the most popular shopping centres in the area. Step in to buy something that makes life a little more fun or enjoy a whole day of shopping in the mall and its surroundings. A number of brand stores, office and speciality shops await you here.
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Famous Rock Shop
The ideal place for alternative fashionistas and rock rebels can be found on Newcastle's Hunter Street. The famous Rockshop sells everything from neon hair dye to sneakers and stocks well-known brands such as Dr. Martens, Thrasher or Santa Cruz. Step in and reinvent yourself.
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Breakaway Surf Newcastle
Need new gear to enjoy that beach life? Get absolutely everything you needed for the beach, short hikes and some really great casual clothes as well. Centrally located and ready to help meet the waves in style.
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The Book Grocer
Conveniently located on Hunter Street, The Book Grocer offers a brilliant variety of books and their pricing is fair. Jump on their website and find your books then they can be sent out to the store free of charge or even sent to your home if you wish. Their special feature is $100 Bargain Boxes — bundles of books organised by topic or genre that are not only great value for money, but also give you an excellent way to pick up books you would otherwise miss.
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Adamstown Markets
There’s almost nothing you can’t get at Adamstown Lion Market. From second hand bric-a-brac to antiques and a number of markets and food stalls, this place has everything for an exciting shopping stroll. Mind that the place can get quite crowded on sunny days, so make sure to come early.
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The Olive Tree Market
Over 100 stalls of local designers and craft artists can be found at this charming market in the heart of Newcastle. Drop by to get a unique souvenir and support the local craft scene by purchasing ceramics, knitted clothes or home accessories. You won’t leave here empty handed.
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Charlestown Square
Want to take a quick shopping trip? Drop by Charlestown Square. Here you will find supermarkets, fresh fruit, bakeries as well as hairdressers, pharmacies and clothing stores. If you’re not in a hurry, stay a little longer for the gaming arcade and the pin bowling.
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Art Bazaar
Art Bazaars are regularly held at various places around Newcastle. The events are organised by the Hunter Arts Network, a non-profit community that aims to support local artists and young talents. Next to handcrafted goods, paintings and sculptures there are food and refreshments on offer.
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My Souk Drawer
At My Souk Drawer, everything revolves around good taste. Inspired by spice markets around the world, the creative team opened a shop with natural products and unique blends. Here you can get high quality herbs, chili, peppers (and more) for every kind of cuisine. Drop in and spice up your holiday!
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