News & Community eLanka

eLanka

Monday, 8 Jun 2026
  • Home
  • Read History
  • Articles
    • eLanka Journalists
  • Events
  • Useful links
    • Obituaries
    • Seeking to Contact
    • eLanka Newsletters
    • Weekly Events and Advertisements
    • eLanka Testimonials
    • Sri Lanka Newspapers
    • Sri Lanka TV LIVE
    • Sri Lanka Radio
    • eLanka Recepies
  • Gallery
  • Contact
Newsletter
Sri lankan news
  • eLanka Weddings
  • Property
  • eLanka Shop
  • Business Directory
eLankaeLanka
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • Home
  • Read History
  • Articles
    • eLanka Journalists
  • Events
  • Useful links
    • Obituaries
    • Seeking to Contact
    • eLanka Newsletters
    • Weekly Events and Advertisements
    • eLanka Testimonials
    • Sri Lanka Newspapers
    • Sri Lanka TV LIVE
    • Sri Lanka Radio
    • eLanka Recepies
  • Gallery
  • Contact
Follow US
© 2005 – 2026 eLanka Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Home » Goodnews Stories Srilankan Expats » Articles » A tiny town in regional Victoria has the highest-rated market in Australia, according to tourist reviews-by Liv Condous
Articles

A tiny town in regional Victoria has the highest-rated market in Australia, according to tourist reviews-by Liv Condous

eLanka admin
Last updated: March 23, 2024 4:38 pm
By
eLanka admin
ByeLanka admin
Follow:
Share
4 Min Read
SHARE
Views: 26

A tiny town in regional Victoria has the highest-rated market in Australia, according to tourist reviews-by Liv Condous

elanka

Source:Timeout

Market shopping is a normal part of life for most Melburnians – we’re lucky to have so much delicious produce grown right here in our bountiful country that it would be silly not to enjoy the literal fruits of our farmers’ labour. We’re blessed with so many incredible food markets across our city, from the famous Queen Victoria Market in the CBD to Dandenong Market in the outer ‘burbs. These beloved favourites are super popular, but it turns out that if you’re looking for a true gem of a market, you’d best travel further afield to the countryside. Grab your nanna trolleys, because a farmers market in a small regional Victorian town has been named as the top-rated market in the whole of Australia. 

Creswick Market, located 120km from Melbourne near the regional hub of Ballarat, has taken out the title of the top market in the country – as rated by tourists. The rankings of the top markets for tourists in the country were determined by retail blog Merchant Machine, who analysed Tripadvisor reviews for listings tagged ‘farmers market’ or ‘street/flea market’ and ranked them by their percentage of five-star reviews. While Creswick Market may be little, it had the largest percentage of five star reviews Australia wide, with 72.8 per cent. 

Situated in the picturesque, historic town of Creswick, this farmers market runs on the third Saturday of each month from 9am to 1pm. You’ll find more than 90 specialist vendors, offering a variety of locally made goods ranging from food and produce, arts and crafts to freshly made delicacies. Expect the freshest produce, gourmet take away food and great coffee, plants, handmade arts and crafts, clothing, jewellery, and all in utterly beautiful surrounds. It makes sense that tourists adore this market, as it’s a quintessential Aussie countryside dream. 

Also ranking high on the list of top-rated markets was Willunga Farmers Market and Mount Pleasant Farmers Market in the second and third spots respectively, both located in South Australia. A few other Victorian markets also made cut for the top 20 list, including Gisborne Olde Time Market and Talbot Farmers Market in regional Victoria, Gleadell Street Market in Richmond, Ferntree Gully Market and the classic South Melbourne Market. 

Now if you’ll excuse us, we’re planning a regional road trip to pick up some delicious goodies, stat. 

The top 20 highest-rated tourist markets in Australia: 

  1. Creswick Market, Victoria
  2. Willunga Farmers Market, South Australia 
  3. Mount Pleasant Farmers Market, South Australia 70.5%
  4. Palm Beach Farmers Market, Queensland
  5. Plant 4, South Australia 
  6. Bangalow Market, New South Wales 
  7. Gisborne Olde Time Market, Victoria 
  8. Gleadell Street Market, Victoria 
  9. Adelaide Central Market, South Australia
  10. Subi Farmers Market, Western Australia 
  11. Mullumbimby Farmers Market, New South Wales 
  12. Talbot Farmers Market, Victoria 
  13. Ferntree Gully Market Fair, Victoria 
  14. Adelaide Showground Farmers’ Market, South Australia 
  15. Yungaburra Markets, Queensland 
  16. Noosa Farmers Market, Queensland 
  17. South Melbourne Market, Victoria 
  18. The Stirling Market, South Australia
  19. Launceston Community Farmers’ Market, Tasmania 
  20. Swan Settlers Market, Victoria

Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Melbourne newsletter for more city news, straight to your inbox. 

Click here to receive your free copy of the eLanka Newsletter twice a week delivered directly to your inbox!

 

TAGGED:Dandenong MarketMerchant MachineQueen Victoria Market
Share This Article
Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp LinkedIn Email Copy Link Print
Previous Article Newsletter - Hindu Council of Australia-eLanka Newsletter – Hindu Council of Australia
Next Article Memories of a school girl in Ceylon-eLanka Memories of a school girl in Ceylon, 1960
FacebookLike
YoutubeSubscribe
LinkedInFollow
eLanka Wedding
- Advertisement -
Ad image
Most Read
The Age of AI Demands New Models for Soft Power and Public Diplomacy - By Naren Chitty

The Age of AI Demands New Models for Soft Power and Public Diplomacy – By Naren Chitty

The Milieu of the 17th Century Coromandel Coast and Chetty Migrants to Dutch Zeylan - By Naren Chitty

The Milieu of the 17th Century Coromandel Coast and Chetty Migrants to Dutch Zeylan – By Naren Chitty

British Ceylon Through A Family Lens 1850-1950

British Ceylon Through A Family Lens 1850-1950 – By Prof Naren Chitty

Sri Lanka Tea day , Sri Lanka Tea day in Abu Dhabi , Dr Arusha Cooray

Sri Lanka Tea day in Abu Dhabi – Organised by Dr Arusha Cooray – Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates

Bananas , High Blood Pressure , Health Benefits of Bananas

Go Bananas! 10 Amazing Health Benefits of Nature’s Golden Snack

Related News
Sri Lanka remittances 2026
Articles

Workers’ Remittances Surge to $847 Million in May 2026

ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 , One Day International , Sri Lankan Community
Articles

Shehan Jayasuriya Shines: Former Sri Lankan Star Leads USA to Victory with Record Century

EU Support , Green Reporting, Sri Lanka Business news, Sustainability Sri Lanka
Articles

Going Green: EU Supports Launch of Sri Lanka’s New National Green Reporting Guidelines

Gamer.LK, LVG Esports , Sri Lankan Esports, Women's Cyber Games
Articles

Leveling Up: Winners Crowned at the Seventh Women’s Cyber Games 2026 in Colombo

The Middle East on the Brink-A Region Holding Its Breath - By Dodwell Keyt
Articles

The Middle East on the Brink: A Region Holding Its Breath – By Dodwell Keyt

  • Quick Links:
  • Articles
  • DESMOND KELLY
  • Dr Harold Gunatillake
  • English Videos
  • Sri Lanka
  • Sinhala Videos
  • eLanka Newsletters
  • Obituaries
  • Sunil Thenabadu
  • Dr. Harold Gunatillake
  • Tamil Videos
  • Sinhala Movies
  • Trevine Rodrigo
  • eLanka Newsletter
  • Photos

eLanka

Your Trusted Source for News & Community Stories: Stay connected with reliable updates, inspiring features, and breaking news. From politics and technology to culture, lifestyle, and events, eLanka brings you stories that matter — keeping you informed, engaged, and connected 24/7.
Kerrie road, Oatlands , NSW 2117 , Australia.
Email : info@eLanka.com.au / rasangivjes@gmail.com.
WhatsApp : +61402905275 / +94775882546
  • About eLanka
  • Terms & Conditions

Disclaimer:
eLanka is committed to sharing positive and community-focused stories. We do not publish or endorse political, religious, or ethnic viewpoints. The content published on eLanka, including articles and newsletters, reflects the opinions and views of the respective authors and not those of eLanka. eLanka accepts no responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or consequences of any content provided by contributors.

(c) 2005 – 2025 eLanka Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved.