Salamanca Market

Touring Australia, this stop is to the capital of Tasmania, Hobart, where one of the most famous attractions is the Saturday Market, the Salamanca Market, the largest market in the southern hemisphere, opens every Saturday. I passed in winter. It was very cold that day and it rained a little. So tourists, locals, and not many. The stalls here are local farmers and craft merchants. Their enthusiasm is very high. Even if the weather is not good that day, the wind is also strong, they are also adhering to a professional attitude. Keep going, complete the day of the market. The market seems to be 9 am to 3 pm, I don't know if this time has been modified according to the season. In Hobart, no one should know this market, if you can't find the way, you can ask a passerby, the locals are very enthusiastic, will instruct you how to go. Along the Salamanca Square, the stalls along the way, the goods are dazzling, there are many food stalls, everyone buys food, just stand on the side of the road to eat, you can sit on the temporary seat not much. There are also many wool products, small crafts, small antiques, exquisite Australian special gifts, lavender manor stalls, honey garden owner stalls, farmers, organic food stalls, and orchard stalls, when I went to winter, there was not much fruit, Only apples are mainly, if you catch up with the season, there are cherries, strawberries, etc., all local organic fruits, even vegetables have several stalls. The market has now become a major feature of Hobart, and both tourists and locals love to come here, eat a brunch and enjoy the slow life of Australia.

I'm here #correct something first The day I went to is Saturday, not Sunday, so it's definitely not right to call Sunday Market, but I'm not sure if there is a market on Sunday, so let's call it a weekend market. Many Western countries will have this spontaneous inheritance for a long time on weekends. The market is selling some local specialty goods or daily necessities and fruits. There are many varieties. It is very popular with some tourists. Many people also use this market as a grounded tourism project. For me, I can't talk about a special visit because I think most of the market is poor. Not much, but since the time is just right and it is nearby, I am happy to go to the market. The categories are very mixed. There are many stalls and shops. The scale is quite large. There are also net red lavender bears. There are many people. It is quite lively.

The open-air market Salamanca, which opens on time at 8 o'clock every Saturday, is unimpeded, and the narrow streets are crowded with tides of customers, but not as crowded as expected, and the stallholders will not make noisy croaks to attract business. Let everyone enjoy the fun of Taobao...

The Salamanca Bazaar is the most lively place in Hobart, built along the road, bringing together hundreds of stalls, large and small, and very lively. Here you can taste the food from all over the place, buy exquisite handicrafts, and even buy some antiques. There are a lot of people here, and while hanging around, you must pay attention to your belongings. It is said that there are more thieves here.

It passed early in the morning, a lot of delicious. There are many fresh vegetables, and there are more types than Melbourne. My friend ordered a bug, I ordered a bbq Korean bag, the overall taste was good. There is also music companionship.