Parking in Paddy’s Market

Paddy’s Market

Established in 1834, Paddy’s Market consists of two market sites in the Sydney suburbs - Haymarket and Flemington. What makes Paddy’s Market so special is that it constitutes over 1000 stalls that sell fresh produce, crafts, plants, souvenirs, gifts, gadgets, cosmetics, and clothing.

Paddy’s Market specialises in farm fresh produce and non-perishable items that are traded in these specialised markets: Produce, Growers, Flowers, and Swap and Sell markets, plus the student’s corner – FreshforKids. You can buy fresh fruits and vegetables at the Produce market, which is home to over 123 fresh produce wholesalers. Go to the Growers market, which comprises over 400 growers, if you want to buy exotic fruits and herbs that are grown within Sydney. For fresh cut flowers, head on to the Flowers market.

If you're a student, a parent, or teacher looking for programs and canteens, check out FreshforKids. Furthermore, if you want second hand and bargain-priced goods, visit Swap and Sell Market at Flemington. There you'll find baby clothing, books, electrical goods, furniture, and vintage clothing.

Trading Hours

The Haymarket is open from Wednesday to Sunday (10:00am-6:00pm). Flemington is open on Friday (10:00am-4:30pm) and Saturday (6:00am-2:00pm), and Swap & Sell is open on Saturday from 6:00am-2:00pm.

Location

Paddy’s Market lies in these two locations – Flemington in 250-318 Paramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2129 and the Haymarket at 9-13 Hay St. Haymarket, Sydney NSW 2000, which is northwest of the airport, near Sydney Olympic Park and the suburbs of Burwood and Concord. The Haymarket lies near north of the airport, adjacent to Chinatown and Central Station.

Nearby Transports

For Flemington, you can take the STA #408 bus at Burwood to the Flemington train station and walk for 3 minutes to Paddy's. If you’re going by car, you can head on to M4 Motorway or Centenary Drive and look for Sydney Market signs.

For Haymarket, there’s a bus and light rail station that stops right outside the door. Check bus stops at Campbell, Hay, Pitt and Barlow Streets. You can also take a train to Central Station or Town Hall, which is a five-minute walk to Paddy's.

Parking Options Offered to Visitors

For short-term visitors, Paddy’s best market parking includes amenities such as an indoor lot, undercover parking, shelter, security gates, CCTV, 24 access, remote access and lighting. If you choose to stay for no more than a day or an hour, you can use the nearest open space parking. The parking choices in Haymarket and Flemington include outdoor, carport, indoor lot, lock up garage, and undercover.

Parking Options Offered to Staff

Paddy’s Market also provides parking options for staff members. The best parking choices for long-term parking are the undercover spaces, the indoor lot, and the lock up garage.

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