1.Westfield Sydney
Photo by Westfield Sydney facebook page
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2.Pitt Street Mall
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3.Queen Victoria Building
With over 180 stores, this stop covers your heritage-appreciation and shopping requirements of your tour. With stunning Romanesque architecture, this late-nineteenth century monument now offers fashion boutiques, jewellery stores, Food options and many more!

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4.Glebe Markets
Glebe Market, one of Sydney’s famous Saturday markets, has distinctly bohemian vibe which gives it an edge on your shopping destination list. Expect stores selling CDs, fashion, books, Some gourmet foods and much more...
Photo by Glebe Market official site
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5.Paddington Markets
Handmade jewellery is the must-see items of Paddington markets. this has been Sydney’s hub for local designers, artists and craftspeople. You’ll find no shortage of creativity within these markets.
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6.Bondi Markets
With the backdrop of a beach, what’s on sale is no surprise. Street-wear and beach clothing should be at the top of your list here and it is not to be missed.
Photo by Bondi market facebook page
7.Kirribilli Markets
Recycled fashion and accessories dominate the 220 stalls of the Kirribilli markets. With the view of the harbour, enjoy the live entertainment when you’re browsing through endless supplies of arts and crafts, produce, fashion, and even plants.
Photo by Kirribilli market official website
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8.The Rocks Markets
Held on the weekend, with a special foodie market on Fridays, the Rocks are the place to go for unique and original art and jewellery. A great breather from the busy city vibe of Sydney, enjoy the Sydney cove while you shop at the Rocks.
Photo by the rock market facebook page
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For more information on visiting Sydney, check out HalalTrip’s Sydney city guide here.
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