Shopping in South Africa

Urbanite (5105 points) 25-10-2008 •••••4

Most people who grew up in South Africa and were lucky enough to have parents with a good income will tell you that they love Woolworths. It’... more...

Learto (11 points) 28-07-2008 •••••3

The mall is not bad to hang out, it has everything that you might need and it is very calm. The place is in the middle of soweto and easy to get to... more...

jefflw (16 points) 30-06-2008 •••••5

Capetown has got to be a destination you simply must do, people watching at the waterfront is about as laid back as you can get. more...

Tinascotford (20 points) 26-06-2008 •••••5

Great for Gifts and especially when you want to soothe your body and mind…sold at most Spas and Salons and Pharmacies in South Africa more...

kenz6985 (178 points) 24-04-2008 •••••4

Heritage in Hillcrest, previously known as the Heritage Market is a lovely little shopping and lifestyle market for people of all ages. From good ... more...

suicidegirl59 (515 points) 09-04-2008 •••••3

Kengsington Square is found in Broadway Durban North, it includes a library, rhythmic beat, clicks, a florist, many tasty restraunts, a spar and ma... more...

funkyterran (602 points) 02-04-2008 •••••4

The Adderley Street flower market has occupied the same lane between the Golden Acre Mall and Standard Bank for so long, it’s practically an ... more...

funkyterran (602 points) 02-04-2008 •••••4

Long Street, which is very aptly named by the way, is the place to do your own exploring, whether you are shopping for hidden treasures or unexpect... more...

funkyterran (602 points) 02-04-2008 •••••4

If beading is your passion, then you owe yourself a visit to Bead Boys, where you can stock up on beads, string and even the tools to get started. ... more...

suicidegirl59 (515 points) 02-04-2008 •••••3

Some people don’t enjoy Gateway much as it is too big and for many tourists easy to get lost so some prefer Pavilion. Pavilion is small there... more...