Retail and processing shops in Sydney Fish Market open at 7: 00 a.m., and the shops will close around 4: 00 p.m.. The bulk fish market transaction starts at 5: 00 in the morning, and all kinds of fishing boats dock near the bay pier. All kinds of fresh seafood that have just been salvaged ashore, some are sold everywhere, and some are sold in the market.
Where is the Sydney seafood market? Sydney Fish Market is located in the west of Darling Harbour in Sydney. After visiting Darling Harbour, you can walk to the seafood market. Most restaurants in the fish market have Chinese names, and many China students come here to work.
Sydney seafood market can reach the traffic guide 1 and the light rail-from Central Station, TheStar, Haymarket or Darling.
Harbour) take the Sydney light rail to the fish market, fish market (fish
(Market) Stop and cross the street. The light rail service starts and ends in Central and Lilyfield respectively, and the light rail runs every 10 to 15 minutes. The platform entrance is on Jones Street.
The intersection of Miller Street.
2. Bus -50 1: Buses on this city/West Ryder/Ryder line leave from Central Station every 30 minutes. Passengers can go to Jones.
Get off at MillerStreet Station across the street and walk for 5 minutes to Sydney Fish Market.
3, by boat-Sydney Fish Market has now installed a landing pontoon for private ships to enter the market. The pontoon bridge is only used for ships under 6 meters to pick up guests, and there is no mooring facility.
4. Self-driving-enter the parking lot from BankStreet, and the parking lot is open 24 hours a day.
Parking fee table of Sydney seafood market (note: 2.5% surcharge is required for credit card use)
Introduction of Sydney Seafood Market Sydney Fish Market is the largest seafood market in the southern hemisphere and the third largest seafood market in the world. As an open market, Sydney Fish Market sells seafood products from home and abroad, with an annual transaction volume of about 1.35 million tons. As many as 100 kinds of seafood are continuously traded in the market every day, and about 500 kinds of seafood are traded every year.
Experience Sydney seafood market
Experience the unique and vibrant Sydney fish market-this is an attraction that Sydney people and domestic and foreign tourists should not miss. Sydney Fish Market is open every day (except Christmas), from 7 am to 4 pm (from weekends to 5 pm).
Sydney Fish Market provides fresh Australian seafood through six professional seafood retailers. You can buy all kinds of high-quality seafood here, such as whole fresh fish, squid, sashimi and fish eggs, as well as live crabs, abalone and lobsters. Sydney fish market is a commercial market, so you may see fishing boats docked at the dock, unloading the catch of the day and auctioning it at the market the next day. Usually near the market, fishermen can also be seen repairing fishing nets and preparing to go to sea.
Sydney fish market is located in Pyrmont area on the seashore. There are a series of restaurants and take-away food stores in the market, offering all kinds of delicious food, from traditional cooked seafood lunch to sushi and sashimi, sandwiches, juice and even cows. Sydney fish market also has vegetable shops, wine shops, butcher shops, deli shops and gift shops. You can sit on the spacious covered sidewalk, enjoy a delicious seafood lunch, and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Black Jingshu Bay and ANZ Bridge.
Upstairs behind the arcade of Sydney fish market is the fisherman's Haff seafood restaurant.
Restaurant)-A traditional Chinese restaurant in Guangdong. Fisherman's Wharf Seafood Restaurant serves lunch every morning 1 1 until 3 pm and dinner from 5 pm to 1 1. You can choose to take seafood out of the glass fish tank to make it delicious, or you can enjoy rich morning tea there.
Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (except between Christmas and New Year's Day), there is an English "behind-the-scenes tour" in the market auction area. The tour will introduce the "Dutch Bell" auction system in Sydney fish market and bring you as many as 100 kinds of fresh seafood.
What other interesting places are there in Sydney? If you come to Sydney instead of going to the Sydney Opera House, it's really a waste of time. Sydney Opera House has become a landmark in Sydney! Opera House and Harbour Bridge have become Sydney's business cards. You must board the harbour bridge once and overlook the whole Sydney harbour, which will definitely shock you! Sydney is a bustling metropolis. How can you afford a rare trip abroad without shopping?
Good things from all over the world can be bought in shopping malls in Sydney. If you want to find a quiet place to see the scenery, go to the Blue Mountain in Sydney, which is another attraction in Sydney.