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4.2
(36)
Market
35 Alexandra St, Broughton Vale NSW 2535, Australia
About
Nestled in the charming village of Berry, just a couple of hours from Sydney, The Berry Markets is a must-visit on the first Sunday of every month. The town's 19th-century architecture and quaint streets are home to an array of antique shops, boutiques, and cafes like the renowned Berry Sourdough Cafe.
Why you should go
- Explore approximately 200 stalls offering handmade products, arts and crafts, locally grown vegetables and produce, collectables, books, plants, leather goods, clothing
- Experience the rustic charm of Berry village with its preserved 19th-century architecture
- Enjoy browsing through antique shops and boutiques along Queen Street
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Great place to visit when out of town. Once a month market place heaps of stalls from home grown veggies, wood works, leather items, fresh food and drinks. Plus much much more, go there and stay the weekend.
Located just two hours south of Sydney, Berry is a picturesque village that beckons with its rustic charm and scenic beauty. The town is renowned for its beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture, like the iconic Berry Hotel which offers a quaint stay right in the heart of town. Visitors can stroll through Queen Street, lined with antique shops, boutiques, and cafés like the famous Berry Sourdough Café, which serves artisan breads baked in wood-fired ovens.Berry also serves as a gateway to some of NSW’s most stunning rural landscapes. Just outside the town, the Drawing Room Rocks are a natural highlight, offering panoramic views over the Shoalhaven region. For those keen on a more leisurely pursuit, the Berry Markets held monthly, provide a showcase of local crafts, produce, and gourmet treats that reflect the region’s rich agricultural heritage.
Good market with lots of different types of stalls. Some stallholders pack up early (1.30pm).
Great place to visit when out of town. Once a month market place heaps of stalls from home grown veggies, wood works, leather items, fresh food and drinks. Plus much much more, go there and stay the weekend.
Located just two hours south of Sydney, Berry is a picturesque village that beckons with its rustic charm and scenic beauty. The town is renowned for its beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture, like the iconic Berry Hotel which offers a quaint stay right in the heart of town. Visitors can stroll through Queen Street, lined with antique shops, boutiques, and cafés like the famous Berry Sourdough Café, which serves artisan breads baked in wood-fired ovens.Berry also serves as a gateway to some of NSW’s most stunning rural landscapes. Just outside the town, the Drawing Room Rocks are a natural highlight, offering panoramic views over the Shoalhaven region. For those keen on a more leisurely pursuit, the Berry Markets held monthly, provide a showcase of local crafts, produce, and gourmet treats that reflect the region’s rich agricultural heritage.
Good market with lots of different types of stalls. Some stallholders pack up early (1.30pm).
Know before you go
- Arrive early to avoid missing out as some stallholders pack up by 1:30 pm
- Make it a weekend trip to fully experience both the markets and the quaint town of Berry
- Check out unique items like socks made in Australia that can be found among various stalls
- Bring cash for purchases as not all vendors may accept card payments
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The Berry Markets, held on the 1st Sunday of every month at Berry Showground, offer a diverse range of stalls selling handmade products, fresh produce, crafts, and more. Visitors enjoy the picturesque village of Berry with its historic architecture and charming cafes like the famous Berry Sourdough Café. The markets provide an opportunity to explore local crafts and gourmet treats while enjoying a leisurely day out in this scenic region.
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Great place to visit when out of town. Once a month market place heaps of stalls from home grown veggies, wood works, leather items, fresh food and drinks. Plus much much more, go there and stay the weekend.
Located just two hours south of Sydney, Berry is a picturesque village that beckons with its rustic charm and scenic beauty. The town is renowned for its beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture, like the iconic Berry Hotel which offers a quaint stay right in the heart of town. Visitors can stroll through Queen Street, lined with antique shops, boutiques, and cafés like the famous Berry Sourdough Café, which serves artisan breads baked in wood-fired ovens.Berry also serves as a gateway to some of NSW’s most stunning rural landscapes. Just outside the town, the Drawing Room Rocks are a natural highlight, offering panoramic views over the Shoalhaven region. For those keen on a more leisurely pursuit, the Berry Markets held monthly, provide a showcase of local crafts, produce, and gourmet treats that reflect the region’s rich agricultural heritage.
Good market with lots of different types of stalls. Some stallholders pack up early (1.30pm).
My husband and I enjoy Berry, and to be lucky enough to go there on a day the markets were on was great. My husband was able to buy some socks made in Australia. There is a great variety of products available at the Berry market. Would recommend visiting this market the 1st Sunday of every month.
Beautiful venue, good service. Not much parking. Food was okay.
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