Victoria is Australia's most compact yet culturally rich state, home to the cosmopolitan city of Melbourne, world-famous Great Ocean Road, and diverse landscapes from the Grampians to alpine regions. The state blends urban sophistication with natural wonders, offering everything from world-class dining to pristine national parks.
Traditional markets
Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.
Queen Victoria Market
Melbourne's most famous market operates on 7 hectares in the CBD, selling fresh produce, deli goods, seafood, clothing, and souvenirs. The deli hall is particularly excellent for cheese, charcuterie, and gourmet produce. Summer night markets on Wednesdays are festive.
Prahran Market
A premier gourmet food market in South Yarra, particularly strong for artisan cheese, smallgoods, fresh seafood, specialty produce, and excellent prepared food. A local favourite for serious food shopping.
South Melbourne Market
A neighbourhood market institution since 1867, South Melbourne Market sells fresh produce, specialty foods, clothing, and household goods. Famous for its dim sims (a South Melbourne invention) and organic produce section.
Camberwell Sunday Market
Melbourne's most popular secondhand and antique market, held every Sunday in the Camberwell shopping precinct car park. Excellent for vintage clothing, furniture, books, records, and collectables.
Rose Street Artists Market
Fitzroy's weekend art and craft market showcasing local Melbourne artists, jewellers, ceramicists, and designers. A great place to find unique Melbourne-made gifts and artworks.
St Kilda Esplanade Market
A beloved Sunday outdoor market along the St Kilda Esplanade, featuring local artists selling paintings, prints, photography, jewellery, and craft. One of Melbourne's most atmospheric markets.