Located adjacent to St
George’s Street in the heart of Cape Town, Greenmarket Square is a historic flea market dating back to the 18th century, where florists once sold their goods
Less than a kilometer from the harbor, this place has become a favorite shopping destination for sailors from around the world
The bustling atmosphere, with vendors calling out from 9 a
m
to 5 p
m
, is a testament to its enduring appeal
Though the cobblestone square no longer sells flowers, it has been replaced by a variety of African-style handicrafts and fashionable clothing stalls
The market is particularly known for the silverware sold by Indians, most of which originate from India or the Middle East, featuring oil lamps, candelabras, and necklaces with unique and rustic designs that are hard to come by
The surrounding St
George’s Walk shopping area, Church Street, and Long Street also boast distinctive shops and crafts that draw visitors to stop and admire
The Groote Kerk, an ancient landmark of Greenmarket Square, with its black exterior complementing the square’s dark cobblestone floor, was built by the Dutch in 1704 and is one of the oldest churches in all of South Africa
It remains a sacred place of worship for local residents
Open all year round from 9:00 to 18:00, the service facilities include accessible parking and accessible entrances
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