Only opens on Saturday from 0900-1500. A must go if you are in town on Saturday. Lots to see, buy and eat. Very lively..

I have visited Salamanca many times and it never disappoints! Worth making sure you are in Hobart on a Saturday so you can visit! The only downer for me is that many woodworking stores claim they have made their products however 100m away at another stall someone else is making identical products with the same stickers, a little suss but... More 

This is easily the best outdoor market in Australia. We are from Melbourne and could not wait to get home to try all the goodies we bought. Most items are handmade not mass produced and it shows in the quality. Chocolates, sauces, honey, gin, cosmetics, homewares,cheese, takeaway food etc, all made in Tassie. Only on Saturdays, do not miss.

We planned our holiday so we got two Saturdays in Hobart and first one was. "Review " of all that was on show and the 2nd was the purchases visit. Really enjoyed the layout and buskers. Quality of some offerings was evident About the only issue I noticed was not enough seating if you purchased a meal or food?? Enjoyed... More 

Market has great reputation and deserves it. Lots of stalls of different types. Well spaced. Variety of live music. Would not say the prices are cheap and could be viewed as a tourist price trap

The Salamanca Markets are on the itinerary for any trip I make to Tasmania. It is hard to compare the atmosphere, the local produce, the tasty food and the quality & range of goods with anywhere else. The local musicians are always fantastic, too. Favourite market experiences are a scallop pie, Amanda Jammm's Pear & Vanilla jam & the assortment... More 

On a warm Saturday morning the Salamanca markets were typically busy but not uncomfortably so. There were loads of hand crafted products to see, many showcasing the local Tassie produce. A great place to find that special Tassie momento or to have some yummy food.

The Salamanca Markets are the best markets in Australia. There is something for everyone. 300 plus stalls - Antiques, clothing, accessories, art, crafts, jewellery, photography, food, coffee, you name it....it is here! Huge crowds gather here however that is part of the experience. The live music (buskers) enhance the feel of the place. Wander around or people watch from one... More 

With parking nearby limited to an hour our visit was cut short. Lots of people. Plenty of food stalls. Tasmanian produce. As with most markets, prices were just a little too dear to encourage us to purchase anything.