There are some nice things along with the typical African tourist stuff, but no matter what you get, be sure to negotiate one the price. You can get a pretty good deal, especially if you shop for an item and compare among several of the...More

This place has a lot of souvenir shops, which specialize in local arts and other products. Some clothes shops are there too. Quite a lot of beggars asking for money.

The huge market held daily in Greenmarket Square houses every type of gee-gaw imaginable...most rubbish...but it is worth just to browse, so long as one's bag is firmly across your shoulder and sitting in front on your stomach, with a hand on top...don't underestimate the...More

I was looking for a street market, but I cannot call "street market". Take care about the pickpocket. Nothing interesting to buy, not well organised place. Take care about yourself walking down there!!

This is your typical tourist trap with lot's of booths with African items carvings, jewelry, cloths, on and on. If you buy bargain with them. You can offer about about a 2/3 of what they are asking. You will most likely be approached by baggers....More

This is a rather classic touristy type of market with hippy-like vendors. We were there as they were closing down and they seemed a bit desperate.

in our 16 day tour of south africa, this market has the best prices and choices for shopping. everything is negotiable, dont be afraid to walk away to get the best price. just watch your wallet, dont flash money like any other city, there is...More

GreenMarket Square is opposite many attractions including Burger King, Purple Turtle, City Sightseeing buses, Kamili Coffee Shop and Food Lovers Market. I love walking here even if I cannot purchase anything. There are maybe 50 stalls each selling cultural content and are more than friendly...More

My all time favourite historical building, filled with 17th century art and furniture, Delft tiles, exotic timber panelling, the foundation stone was laid in 1755, alterated and added to in 1829 and converted into the Michaelis Gallery in 1916. The upstairs chamber is entirely panelled...More

A square in the center with all sorts of stuff that you can buy. Handicrafts, dresses etc. You do need to haggle with vendors for a good buy as the initial quote will be outrageously high. . Vendors are friendly.