If you’re looking for an authentic taste of Cape Town’s culture and creativity, look no further than the city’s markets. From artisanal food and handmade crafts to vintage clothing and live entertainment, each market offers a unique experience that’s sure to delight both locals and tourists.
Located in Woodstock, the Old Biscuit Mill Market is a popular weekly market with trendy and unique offerings. From gourmet burgers to handmade jewelry, you’re sure to find something you love. Spend hours browsing the stalls, sampling food, and enjoying the vibrant community atmosphere.
Situated in Hout Bay, the Bay Harbour Market is another favorite among locals and tourists. The market is housed inside a renovated fish factory and offers a wide range of food and beverage options, as well as handmade crafts and clothing. Its live music and entertainment create a lively and festive atmosphere, making it a must-visit on the weekends.
The Oranjezicht City Farm Market takes place every Saturday morning at the historic Granger Bay site of the V&A Waterfront. It’s a popular spot for fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal food offerings. The market has a focus on sustainable and ethical farming practices, with all of the produce sourced from small-scale farmers who use sustainable and organic farming methods.
The Neighbourgoods Market, held every Saturday at the Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock, is a bustling atmosphere packed with artisanal food, craft beer and wine, handmade goods, and local and organic produce. Live music and a mix of locals and tourists browsing the stalls create a lively vibe.
Located in Constantia, the Earth Fair Market is held every Wednesday and Saturday and focuses on sustainable, organic, and local food and products. You’ll find a wide range of locally grown and produced food, as well as homemade crafts and live entertainment.
The Bluebird Garage Market, held every Thursday and Friday evening in Muizenberg, is an eclectic mix of vendors selling vintage clothing, jewelry, and homeware. Local musicians and bands playing a range of genres add to its lively atmosphere.
On the Audacia Wine Estate just outside Stellenbosch, the Root 44 Market operates every Saturday and Sunday. It offers a variety of food stalls, craft beer and wine vendors, and handmade crafts, as well as family-friendly entertainment that makes it a popular spot for a weekend outing.
The Mojo Market, located in Sea Point, is an indoor market featuring over 80 stalls selling local and international cuisine, beverages, and handcrafted goods. Open seven days a week, the market offers live music and entertainment, making it a perfect spot for an evening out.
The Blaauwklippen Family Market takes place every Sunday on the Blaauwklippen wine estate in Stellenbosch. It’s a family-friendly market offering farm-fresh produce, artisanal food, crafts, clothing, and jewelry, as well as live music and entertainment for children.
Cape Town’s markets are a must-visit for both locals and tourists, offering a unique and authentic glimpse into the city’s diversity and vibrancy. With each market offering its own unique offerings, you’re sure to find something that delights your senses and showcases Cape Town’s culture and creativity.
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