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Tasmania Markets Guide 2026, Best Farmers Markets, Weekend Markets, Night Markets and Flea Markets
Tasmania markets guide 2026: the best markets in Hobart and Launceston, Salamanca Market, Farm Gate Market, Harvest Launceston, Bream Creek and MONA markets.
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Tasmania Markets 2026, Overview
Tasmania has some of Australia's finest markets, with Salamanca Market in Hobart ranked among the best Saturday markets in the country and the Farm Gate Market representing Tasmania's world-class food culture. Here's a guide to Tasmania's best markets.
Hobart Markets
- Salamanca Market, Salamanca Place, Battery Point, Hobart. Every Saturday 8:30am-3pm. One of Australia's greatest outdoor markets, operating since 1972 in the historic sandstone wharf precinct of Salamanca Place. Over 300 stalls spanning fresh produce, handcrafted goods, street food, art, jewellery, Tasmanian wines and whisky. The Salamanca Place restaurant and gallery strip operates alongside. An unmissable Hobart experience for both tourists and locals. salamanca.com.au
- Farm Gate Market, Corner of Bathurst and Elizabeth Streets, Hobart CBD. Every Sunday 9am-1pm. A more focused producers-only market showcasing the best of Tasmania's exceptional food culture, direct-from-farm vegetables, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheese, Tasmanian wines, fresh seafood, specialty mushrooms and foraged goods. Reflects Tasmania's reputation for world-class clean, green produce. farmgatemarket.com.au
Launceston Markets
- Harvest Launceston Community Farmers Market, Cimitiere Street, Launceston. Every Saturday 8am-12pm. Northern Tasmania's best farmers market. Quality produce from the Tamar Valley, Northeast and Midlands regions. Artisan bread, fresh produce, plants and specialty foods.
Regional Tasmanian Markets
- Bream Creek Farmers Market, Bream Creek Showgrounds, East Coast. Monthly (first Sunday of month). Exceptional small-scale market in the beautiful Tasmanian East Coast setting. Highly regarded for quality of produce and community atmosphere.
- MONA Farmers Market, MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), Berriedale. Quarterly. High-end artisan market at one of the world's most talked-about art museums. Part of MONA's cultural programming. mona.net.au
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