Willowbridge Slow MarketOpen between 09:00 and 15:00 every Saturday this market is all about experiencing traditional and regional food products in a modern context. Sample natural, organic, Slow Food from the surrounding areas; all grown with no warehousing or distribution which ensures quality produce.
Tygervalley
Visit an excellent junk and second-hand flea market where you can find t-shirts, car parts, computers, Tupperware, telephones, exercise machines, kitchen sets, CD's, pancakes and ginger beer. The market with everything is open between 07:00 and 16:00 on Saturday and Sunday - Paarden Island
Century City Natural Goods MarketAre you looking for a unique gift or a handmade treasure? Head to an outdoor market with 40 traders stalls selling quality products and produce. Open from between 09:00 and 15:00 on the first Sunday of every month the market is a relaxed environment where you can also enjoy a good cup of coffee and a bite to eat. Century City
The Sunday Island MarketIf you're thinking of decorating your house look no further than Cape Town's first dedicated indoor home and lifestyle market. Open between 10:00 and 15:00 every Sunday a host of shopping and lifestyle booths include delectable food, wine tasting, home and decor products and free and supervised children's activities. It's a day out for the whole family with free entry and parking. Milnerton
Early risers can enjoy a hearty farm breakfast including free range eggs, butters and breads from 40 different suppliers across Italy, Portugal and the East. Visit between 07:30 and 13:00 on the last Saturday of every month, from October to April, and between 08:30 and 13:00 from May to September, to sample smoked fish and chicken, exotic mushrooms, cheese, olives, preserves, dried fruit and nuts and organic seedlings. Durbanville Hills
What a lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteWe went to the Milnerton Flea Market. Good Idea!
The weather was perfect for this
Regards,
Adrie
Great work. If you want to view and buy products from flea markets all over Cape Town, and for that matter, South Africa, go to www.market-flea.com. It is an online marketplace where flea market lovers, buyers and vendors, are able to buy and sell goods from anywhere in South Africa.
ReplyDeleteCape Town flea markets are a joke when compared to those I'm Joburg. Seriously, they are nothing but over priced over cultured affairs, where people delude themselves into believing they are basking in the glow some ridiculously classic 1960's american movie. Buyers beware, there are no bargains or items of value to be bought, just over priced african curios targeted at the moronic tourists gagging for a taste of 'Africa'.
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