This is a great market that has been trading on Saturday mornings for many years. It show cases many local artists and also has a wide variety of food stalls showing the extent of local produce. It is always a must see when visiting Nelson

The market is crowded (they really need a bigger space) but it is fun and full of wonderful things to see and buy. There's a lot of food, clothing, jewelry, local products and more. I ended up with bread, licorice, a necklace, vegetables, a book,...More

There was a lot of really cool stuff at this market, but it was so crowded. We were in a bit of a hurry and it was hard to get around all the people there. It was a bit overwhelming just trying to move from...More

If you are in Nelson on a Saturday then you should make this your first stop. Local produce at good prices sold by friendly people. We were reminded of Europe. You can get everything from strawberries to cheese to pendants to meat to food... Easily...More

A nicely assorted market, mainly food and all of kind art made locally and from around Nelson. Some wood artifacts are to buy if you can place them.

The Nelson Markets are absolutely incredible! There is so much food of every variety on hand and loads of beautiful artistic locals showing off their skills, from woodturners to aromatherapy to clothes there is something for everyone. Make sure you have plenty of time and...More

We went to the Saturday market and there was a great selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and local food. There are lots of options for a casual bite. Get there early.

We were in Nelson for the weekend and came across the market. I wish we'd made more time to look around the stalls. Amazing crafts, friendly people, tasty food - the best market I've been to in a long while.

This market always provides a good selection of local arts and crafts, fresh and local produce, and great food. Even bigger and better in summer, it's still worth a visit in the middle of winter. First stop - hot, freshly caramelised nuts, to consume as...More

Not being a major fan or markets, I was dragged here reluctantly. And it was a bit of a surprise. I normally think of markets as stalls with stuff not worth buying, people wandering around all over the place stopping at inopportune times, fresh fruit...More