The food lovers market

Prahran Market, the oldest continuously running Market in Melbourne. There are known as "the food lovers market" because of the quality and range of food.

Wheel of the Ingredients

Wind Contrivance

Pauline Fraser

Bronze, Red Gum and Harcourt granite sculpture, 1995

Queen Victoria Market, Therry Street 

Pauline Fraser was born in 1953 on remote Christmas Island. She studied sculpture at Monash University and RMIT, and has exhibited her work widely in Australia. In 1994, the City of Melbourne commissioned Fraser to undertake Wind Contrivance through its Percent for Art Program. The work was sculpted in Fraser’s studio at Lurg, 20 kilometres from Benalla, and cast at the Meridian Foundry in Fitzroy. 

This large bronze sculpture – featuring an array of vegetables, fish and an Aboriginal fishing net – looks whimsically to the relationship between the land and city, tradition and lifestyle, production and consumption. Like Bernice Murphy’s Dairy Hall Window, with which it was unveiled in August 1996, Wind Contrivance is sited at Queen Victoria Market, a centre point between land and city, and a cipher through which the country harvest is distributed to city dwellers.

Dockland Sunday Market

Who need color on face, she is really good at it. yesterday have footy near by, she must has lots of customer

many old books for who love reading

His music lists are pretty long.I would like to try but I have to run to the footy game yesterday

Footscray Market is a fresh produce and seafood market, catering particularly to the various ethnicities and local restaurants. Another large market in Footscray is Little Saigon, which opened in 1992 to cater to the growing Asian population

Asian grocery in Footscray

Victoria Market on Easter Week

Happy easter time in Victoria Market but do anyone know 

The Queen Victoria Market was officially opened on 20 March 1878

the Market to Melburnians for 130 years !!!

Hot day..you might need some hat from this shop

More thing you can do in the market

Sexy things to buy in Victolia Market

Spanish Donuts by Spaniard in Victoria Market

choose one !... they are cute

Aussie souvenirs

Victoria Market

This shop, you can tell....Local made

Here is about everything for your cooking
The Market is divided into a number of Market Precincts; the Deli Hall, Elizabeth Street Shops, F shed laneway, Vic Market Place Food Court, Fruit and Vegetables, The Meat Hall, Organics, General Merchandise, Victoria Street Shops and the Wine Market

Variety of meat you can choose

Meat section in Victoria Market is very popular too

The Market is probably best known for its huge variety of fresh produce. Almost 50% of the Market area is dedicated to the sale of fresh produce, including fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, chicken, seafood and delicatessen products.

Reasonable price of fruits