[2025 The Rocks Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for The Rocks Market (Updated Jul)

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Sydney, Australia, The Rocks Market🇦🇺 📍Location: George St, The Rocks NSW 2000 Australia Australia, located in the southern hemisphere, has the opposite seasons to ours! August, when I visited, was winter in Sydney. Maybe that's why the Rocks Market felt like Christmas.🤍 The Rocks Market has many things to see, such as Aesop, souvenir shops, and UGG, and there are many restaurants and cafes, so it's worth visiting even if it's not a weekend market day! #SydneyHotPlace #SydneyTravel #Sydney #Australia #AustraliaTravel

Christmas in Sydney (December) is during summer. Instead of snow, you have the ocean; instead of a fireplace, you have a barbecue; and instead of cocoa, you can enjoy refreshing white wine! 🍷🏖️ Let me share a perfect one-day itinerary to fully experience this unique atmosphere 😊 ⸻ ☀️ Christmas in the middle of summer in Sydney – One-day itinerary ⸻ 🎄 08:30 – Stroll through Sydney's city center & soak in the Christmas vibes • 📍Martin Place Christmas Tree 🎄✨ (Sydney's iconic Christmas tree! It's beautiful at night but less crowded during the day.) • 📍QVB (Queen Victoria Building) – Filled with a massive Christmas tree and festive decorations 🎁 • The city is alive with carols playing everywhere and people dressed as Santa 🎅🎶 ⸻ 🏖️ 10:30 – Head to Bondi Beach! • There's a saying, "Christmas in Australia is spent at the beach." 🏄♀️ • 📍Bondi Beach – Surfers wearing Santa hats fill the sandy shores 😂 • Swimming, sunbathing, and ice cream! Fully embrace the summer Christmas vibe 🍦☀️ ⸻ 🍤 13:00 – Seafood lunch near the beach • Locals love enjoying a seafood platter for Christmas lunch 🦐🦀🐟 • 📍North Bondi Fish or Bondi Icebergs – Dine with a view of the ocean • Pair it with a glass of wine for the perfect meal 🍷 ⸻ 🌿 15:00 – Coastal walk (Bondi to Coogee Walk) • A scenic trekking route from Bondi to Coogee 🌊 • Experience sea cliffs, pools, and the bright blue sky – all the summer feels! • Plenty of cafes and rest spots with great views along the way, so it's not too tiring ☕👒 ⸻ 🎧 17:30 – Enjoy local markets or performances • 📍The Rocks Christmas Markets – Browse handmade Christmas goods 🎁 • Free carol concerts are often held at outdoor venues 🎤 • Events like "Carols in the Domain" are highlights of the Christmas season 🎶✨ ⸻ 🌇 19:30 – Circular Quay night view + Opera House • 📍Stroll through Circular Quay Admire the Sydney Opera House under Christmas lights for a perfect ending 🎆 • Enjoy dinner at a cozy restaurant or sip a cocktail at a bar 🍸

#Sydney Features #Sydney City Center #Sydney One-Day Walk When the Mid-Autumn Festival meets Sydney's spring, the streets and harbors are no longer just symbols of urban steel and concrete, but become a feast of culture and nature. At this time, stroll through the center of Sydney, starting from Market City, passing through the gaps between Chinatown and ancient buildings, walking to the waterside sunshine of Darling Harbour, and then extending all the way to the elegant dome of QVB, the sea breeze of Circular Quay and the time corridor of The Rocks. Every corner is blooming with a different festive atmosphere. ➡️ Market City and Chinatown: Spring fireworks and mooncake fragrance On the eve of Mid-Autumn Festival, Market City can be seen hanging lanterns everywhere, and there are crowds of people inside and outside the mall. This is not only a paradise for shoppers, but also a treasure trove for cultural lovers. There is a limited-time "Mid-Autumn Market" in the main square, selling handmade lanterns, shaped mooncakes and seasonal desserts, colorful and fragrant. Entering Chinatown is even more lively. The spring breeze blows on your face, and the sound of pipa and flute can be heard under the cherry trees. Traditional dragon and lion dances attract tourists to stop and watch. On the street corner snack stalls, on one side are the fragrant candied haws and roujiamo, and on the other side are the creative mooncakes launched by the bakery: matcha lava, durian snow skin, and even coriander cheese flavor, combining tradition and innovation. ➡️ Gentle and romantic Darling Harbour Leaving Chinatown, it only takes a few minutes to walk to the picturesque Darling Harbour. The harbor in spring is bright and clear, with flocks of seagulls flying in the blue sky, and the reflections of the city's high-rise buildings and Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns are reflected on the water. At this time, Tumbalong Park on the harbor is holding a Mid-Autumn Festival lantern exhibition and stage performances. The pink and golden lantern tunnel attracts a large number of families to stop and take pictures. The music, dance and the lively sounds of vendors are intertwined into an urban version of the temple fair atmosphere. 👨👩👧👦 Parent-child recommendation: The outdoor children's playground nearby is free and open 24 hours a day. There are a circle of restaurants next to it, which is a good choice for children to relax with their parents. ➡️ Queen Victoria Building QVB Turn to the QVB (Queen Victoria Building) in the heart of the city. The moonlight in the classical building, this century-old Romanesque building looks particularly gentle in the light of the spring afternoon. The Mid-Autumn theme pendants hanging under the dome, the installation art combining flowers and fragrances, make the mall look like a boutique art gallery. We sat down in the teahouse on the first floor and tasted the store's special "Osmanthus Oolong Mid-Autumn Dessert Plate". The tea fragrance and sweetness blend on the tip of the tongue, making people temporarily forget the hustle and bustle of the city. ☕ Food recommendation: The Chinese afternoon tea set of The Tea Room is limited to the Mid-Autumn Festival every year. It is recommended to make an appointment in advance. ➡️ Circular Quay Take the light rail from QVB to Circular Quay, and you can see the magnificent view of the harbor in less than 10 minutes. The Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge form an elegant silhouette in the afterglow, and at this moment, the night is gradually rising and the moon has quietly risen. There are many street performers performing by the pier, and if you are lucky, you can also meet them giving Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns to children. 🌕 Tips: It is recommended to go to the MCA (Modern Art Museum) rooftop cafe before sunset, where you can overlook the entire harbor and enjoy the million-dollar sunset. ➡️ The Rocks, a poetic district that runs through ancient and modern times As the night deepens, we walk into The Rocks. This oldest neighborhood in Sydney, the cobblestone roads and sandstone walls reveal a sense of colonial history, but on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, it also quietly puts on another layer of cultural windbreaker. The creative market here is specially open for the night version, which brings together artists' lantern designs and ceramic works, with a texture of tranquility and humanities. An old pub on the corner of the street specially launched a cocktail inspired by mooncakes. Osmanthus, lychee and sake are mixed into a glass of crystal-clear "Moonlight Special". ✨ Mid-Autumn Festival in the city, a slow life. The spring snow pear uses the most gentle tones and festive atmosphere to create a sense of ritual for the Mid-Autumn Festival for urban people. There are no noisy firecrackers here, but there are lanterns and breezes; there are no tables full of dishes, but there is tea fragrance and laughter. Slow down, look up as the night slowly unfolds, and the bright moon will become the brightest light in your heart. 📍Recommended route: Market City → Chinatown → Darling Harbour → QVB → Circular Quay → The Rocks ⏰ Recommended duration: full-day walking trip, about 6-8 hours 🚆 Transportation suggestion: Take the train to Central or Town Hall to start walking, and finally take the subway at Circular Quay to return to the starting point ⚠️ Note: The event and light show are limited to a short period of time. It is recommended to check the Sydney City Government or Darling Harbour official website to confirm the event time and venue distribution of the year.

I recently went on a slow-paced tour and chose a homestay in the suburbs of Sydney, so it only took me half a day to get to the center of Sydney. I was already shocked by its beautiful night view. The following attractions are basically within walking distance! 📌Must-see attractions ⚪️Sydney Opera House ⛵️Circular Quay｜Sea view 👑The Rocks｜Literary buildings + small markets 🌹Royal Botanic Garden｜Grassland + overlooking the center of Sydney 🗼Sydney Tower Eye｜360-degree panoramic view If you have time, you can also go to Sydney Zoo to interact with Australian animals and take pictures🥰🥰 #Australia #Sydney

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The night view of Sydney is really amazing! Find an open-air bar at Circular Quay or The Rocks and sit down. Opposite is the Sydney Opera House, and the lights shining on the white roof are particularly bright. There is also the Harbour Bridge next to it. The lights of the entire city are reflected on the water, which is very atmospheric. Order a cold beer, drink it while listening to the live band, and feel the breeze, and you will feel relaxed. This kind of night really makes you reluctant to go home. 💰Average consumption: Different types of beer, about 18 Australian dollars a glass

The last stop happened to be Sydney. Before leaving Australia, I had to take a boat 🚢 to check in for a sunset dinner at the harbor, which was especially romantic during Valentine's Day 🌹 🌈Highlights: I chose Harbourfront Restaurant, an affordable Sydney Harbor cruise restaurant, where you can see the world-famous landmark Sydney Opera House and the Harbor Bridge. It includes a three-course dinner, and watching the sunset on the boat is super romantic. (The guy on the boat is so handsome 🤩); there are explanations on the boat, which is more friendly to those who are visiting Sydney for the first time 🎟️Tickets: about 50🔪 💗Other tips: How long in advance should I book? You can book it on the Ctrip platform at least three days in advance [Yeah] The cruise route is not long. This time it takes one hour including dinner. The 3-hour round trip can pass by the opera house seven or eight times, which is unnecessary. [Congratulate] Easter eggs! Free Project! When booking, you can choose whether it is a special day, such as various anniversaries, business banquets, birthdays, etc., and the ID will not be checked. The crew will bring a different cake and candles to sing the birthday song🎂 Cruise restaurants are more suitable for people who first come to Sydney than floating restaurants [LikeUU][Heart]

#OctoberTravelSupportEvent There are countless markets in Sydney, but I visited The Rocks Market, which is by far the most famous of them all. It's only open on Saturdays and Sundays, and from 10am to 5pm! It has a variety of food and various trinkets, so I highly recommend you visit!

The Rocks Market in Sydney is a popular market for locals and tourists, held every weekend in the historic Rocks district near Sydney Harbour. It is a lively place with a wide variety of products such as art, crafts and gourmet food in an atmosphere surrounded by Sydney's historic buildings. You can enjoy handmade products by local artisans and fresh ingredients while feeling the 19th century cityscape, making it a great part of your sightseeing. Local artists and creators set up stalls at The Rocks Market, and there are many unique and distinctive items such as jewelry, fashion, art works, and interior goods. Many of the handmade accessories and crafts are only available here, so it is perfect for finding special gifts and souvenirs. Natural skin care products made from local ingredients and organic food are also popular! The market also has many food stands where you can enjoy dishes made with fresh local ingredients and international street food 🍽️ In particular, the menu reflects Sydney's multicultural food culture, including seafood dishes, gourmet burgers, and handmade sweets, so you can enjoy sightseeing while eating 👀 In addition, The Rocks Market is full of entertainment such as music and performance art, so you can enjoy live music and street performances while walking through the market 🎵 It is a place where you can have a special experience where the historic cityscape and modern culture are fused! 📍Location: George St, The Rocks NSW 2000 Australia #SydneyTrip #100TravelStyles #AirportTrip #OverseasTravelMemories #OverseasGourmet2024 #SydneyTourism #AustraliaTrip #AustraliaTourism #AirTravel

- The Rocks Market - ​​George St, The Rocks NSW 2000 Australia Flea markets and terrace bars open every weekend A great place to see cute knick-knacks and have a drink Sydney's hottest place, Rocks Market!!! Since it was a weekend, as soon as I arrived in Sydney I ran straight to Rocks Market :-) The bustling atmosphere made me feel good #Hotel Accommodation Voucher Event

#2024Travel wish THE ROCKS MARKET is a famous holiday market. It is only open from 10 to 17 o'clock from Saturday to Sunday. It is very popular among tourists and local residents because most of the stalls here sell handicrafts. They are all made by themselves and not wholesale, so you can’t find them outside. There are all kinds of food, drinks and entertainment. Specialty stores for chocolate, candy, leather goods, and candy. You can also buy souvenirs here. Of course, there are also many exotic dishes for tourists. You can enjoy the Sydney sunshine while admiring local street performers. How to get there: You can take the train to Circular Quay Station and then walk to The Rocks area. Circular Quay Station is the closest train station to The Rocks, and it takes about 5 minutes to walk.

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Sydney, Australia, The Rocks Market🇦🇺 📍Location: George St, The Rocks NSW 2000 Australia 🕒 Opening hours: Sat-Sun 10:00 ~ 17:00 If you are traveling to Sydney, Australia, you must visit The Rocks Market! The Rocks Market is a market that is open only on weekends, and they sell various local handicrafts and street food😃 Unfortunately, when I visited, it was not the weekend, so I could not visit the market🥲 But just walking down the Rocks Street itself was fun! The Rocks Market street was a place full of emotion and leisure✨ #Australia #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #SydneyTravel #RocksMarket

#Overseas travel #Australia travel #Sydney travel #Sydney When planning an overseas travel course, I like to visit local markets. Because you can feel the local atmosphere and sometimes you can get souvenirs or good products along the way!! The Sydney travel course I'm introducing today is Sydney Rocks Market, famous for its weekend market. [The Rocks Markets] Location: Playfair Street, George Street and Jack Mundey Place, The Rocks Time: Saturday and Sunday, 10am - 5pm How to get there: Get off at Circular Quay Station, walk for 10 minutes The Rocks area itself is cute and the streets are pretty. In addition to the main Rocks Market under a white tent, there were various markets held around it. It was around 3-4pm on Sunday, and there were a lot of people. There were a lot of postcards and paintings for sale, and there were also quite a few clothes and accessories. The prices weren't that cheap. Isn't it fun to browse local markets even if you don't buy anything? As I was passing by, I saw a live performance at what looked like an Irish pub. The local atmosphere of the Rocks Market on a weekend afternoon was full of people enjoying the weekend, and the tension was high. The Rocks Market is only open on weekends! If you have a weekend in your Sydney travel itinerary, I recommend you visit the Rocks Market at least once!

#Valentine's Day Good Place If you are lucky enough to come to Sydney on Saturday or Sunday, be sure to visit The Rocks Rocks area, because there is a holiday market where you can find treasures low When you're chilled out, you can be romantic by dating. #OverseasTravel

I went to the Rocks Market, which is only open on weekends, on Easter Saturday. Since it was Easter, they were having an event where they gave out chocolates if you took a picture of an egg. I wanted to participate as a foreign tourist, even though I'm not a child, but when I sneaked in, they didn't even consider me a participant... Anyway, the Rocks Market was selling paintings, perfume, food, miniatures, jewelry, etc. It wasn't that big, but there were as many people as on the subway on the way home from work. I didn't have much time, so I couldn't stay long, but I heard there's a really old bar here, so I think it would have been nice to eat something delicious there. #Overseas travel #Australia #Sydney #Rocks Market #It's the best