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Cape Town is known for its stunning natural landscapes, and what better way to explore them than by picking fresh fruit or creating flower arrangements? Fruit and flower picking is a bucket-list activity that offers visitors the chance to spend time outdoors, enjoy budget-friendly experiences, and immerse themselves in the beauty of the surrounding areas.
Cape Town is a well-known city for its eclectic mix of cultures and creative energy, and this extends to the city’s thriving thrift store scene. So whether you’re looking to invest in a designer piece, furnish your home with unique vintage finds, or grab some budget-friendly clothes, Cape Town’s thrift stores have something for everyone. Here are some of the best spots to thrift in Cape Town, from Muizenberg to Mitchells Plain.
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