Shopping
Pretoria is not a great shopping destination. There are very few
local handicrafts or appealing souvenirs to speak of, and the
retail landscape is dominated by largely generic shopping malls.
However, if you are in town for a sporting or business engagement,
and the urge to spend some rands takes hold, there are a few
options to consider.
The main shopping malls are Menlyn Park, in the east; Brooklyn
Mall, near the city centre, which has some good art galleries;
Kolonnade, in the north, chiefly visited for its ice rink;
Wonderpark, which has a skatepark; and Irene Village Mall south of
the city.
Some of Pretoria's best shopping is at its flea markets. The
Pretoria Zoo market runs on weekdays from 6am to 5pm and has a good
range of traditional jewellery, African crafts and ornaments on
sale. At the Union Buildings you will find vendors selling decent
local handicrafts like woven rugs and beadwork; open daily.
Wonderpark Flea Market is open from 8am to 2pm on Saturdays selling
crafts, toys and souvenirs from a range of regional artists.
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