For a fleamarket Parklea markets is a great place to visit. The entire market is undercover making it a great place for a rainy day or if you don't want to be out in the hot sun . They are various foods located around in different sections of the markets. They sell seafood fruit and vegetables in one section outdoor plants and indoor plants at another section and a huge variety of everything else scattered throughout the market. Well worth a visit open weekends and quite often on Fridays and on public holidays. read more

Great place to get less expensive souvenir items, Australian goods, UGG boots, fresh food and fruits, and other types of items. I recommend window shopping to get the best price on the particular item you're looking for. My wife has haggled on some prices and people have been cool with it. Most of the time, though, I haven't and still gotten good prices. Lots of great foo choices as well for when you get hungry. One place in particular, this little juice shop that sells freshly squeezed juices. I got this tangerine juice that was 100% freshly squeezed juice. MOST AMAZING DRINK EVER!! I was developing a slight sore throat from the flight over from USA and this stuff felt like a shot of vitamin C flowing down. It was so good. Made the yuckiness go away. read more

It has everything and expect to be tired afterwards because there is so much to see don't be afraid to haggle a practice expected in places such as Europe but not so common in Australia for reasons unknown. There is much in the variety of everything. read more

Fresh cheap produce. The rest of the market has your usual cheap and cheerful products. There is also a large gardening section.

Pretty good. Over priced though, I could get 3/4 of this stuff on eBay for $20 cheaper (including delivery). The poor animals were dying of heat exhaustion. Maybe they should think of air conditioning or fans for the animals. But apart from animal cruelty and over priced products the shops were many, the staff friendly and the French pancakes were great! read more