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IIf you are planning to visit Cape Town this summer, make sure you spend a few hours at one of their markets. Local farmers, bakers, brewers and purveyors are able to sell their produce to the public, cutting out the middleman. Filled with fresh produce, the best artisanal products and fashion, these markets are worth a visit.
Here are our 5 picks:
Bay Harbour Market
Where: 31 Harbour Market, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Contact: 083 275 5586 or visit their Facebook page.
At Bay Harbour Market, a melting pot of cultures join together to engage in banter, good food and music. One can easily spend an entire day at the market with over 120 stalls of food, clothing and music on offer. There are wooden jungle gyms for children.
Did You Know?
CCape Town has some of the world’s most breath-taking markets. The city has also won various international awards for its cuisine and world-class restaurants.
TThe Neighbourgoods Market
Where: The Old Biscuit Mill: 373 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Contact: www.neighbourgoodsmarket.co.za
The market is located in a sky-lit warehouse of The Old Biscuit Mill. It is home to some of the finest local produce and designs. The market is open every Saturday, from 9am to 3pm, where an assortment of food is offered. Travellers can even bring along their dogs.
A calendar of seasonal events, specialty festivals, and live music are held throughout the year. This is great way to spend a lazy Saturday morning, enjoying something to eat with friends and family.
5 markets to visit in Cape Town
OOranjezicht City Farm Market
Where: Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront
Contact: 083 628 3426 or email market@ozcf.co.za
Held every Saturday, from 9am to 2pm, the Oranjezicht City Farm Market has views of the Atlantic and Table Mountain. With over 60 traders, the market offers everything from seafood, meat and milk to delicious home-made meals. Customers can also buy edible plants and seedlings, compost, gardening supplies, and equipment. This market is wholesome and organic at the heart.
While the market is free on Saturday, the night markets will cost R20pp.
Green Market Square
Where: Burg St & Longmarket Street, Cape Town City Centre
Contact: Visit their Facebook page
A visit to the Cape Town City Centre is not complete without taking a stroll through the vibrant and colourful stalls on offer at the Green Market Square.
The market offers souvenirs that are unique to South Africa, from the Big 5 to African art. Make sure you browse through the selection of clothing, shoes and artworks on offer.
The Lourensford Market
Address: Lourensford Wine Estate, Lourensford Rd, Somerset West, Cape Town
Phone: 072 284 1654 or https://www.lfhm.co.za/
The market is located at the historic Lourensford Wine Estate. With more than 70 permanent stalls and pop ups, the market offers food, fashion and music. Their signature Friday Night Twilight Market has become the local after-work hangout where friends and family come together to ease into the weekend. This is a great way to enjoy an early dinner while enjoying live music with friends and family.
The market is open every Friday from 5pm to 9pm, and Sundays from 10am to 3pm.
For more markets have a look here: https://insideguide.co.za/cape-town/markets/
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