City: Gauteng
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Things to do in Gauteng, South Africa: The Best Shopping
Gauteng (/ɡɔːˈtɛŋ/; Sotho pronunciation [xɑ́úˈtʼèŋ̀]), which means "place of gold", is one of the nine provinces of South Africa.
Restaurants in Gauteng
1. Art Eye Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Art Eye Gallery and Studio situated in Fourways, Lonehill and is a collaborative space that perpetuates free expression and community. Art Eye has directed its focus on being a platform for great expression and story telling. Our artists are not only dedicated to their individual practices but express narratives that are directly focused on what it means to live in Africa today.
Reviewed By KevinGF - Miami, United States
How refreshing to see a collection of really amazing established and emerging artists all on display in one dynamic space! The rejuvenation of the area is palatable in the outstanding space!
2. Sandton City Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 612 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderlushhhh - St. Andrews, United Kingdom
This is a great mall and its huge. The selection of shops is excellent, from designer to regular stores. A walkway to Mandella square when you are done to hang out.
3. Hazel Food Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Discover a uniquely international food market in the heart of Pretoria's old East - Lynnwood. The tastes and smells of the world will have your returning every week with food from Greece, Portugal and Italy to name just a few. Hazel Food Market is open every Saturday from 08h00 to 14h00.
Reviewed By Roving760433
Come hungry as this market really has a variety of food-stalls to suit any pallet. From local to International - food to die for. The atmosphere is perfect with plenty space to sit under the trees. Bring the family - absolute fun.
4. Pretoria Farmers Market
5. Northmead Square
6. Neighbourgoods Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By E9861KFchristophec
Really nice indeed. Any type of food you may want, plus quality artwork. Artisanal beer and organic wine, chill out music. Clearly a symbol of gentrificarion, but also one of the rare place where mixity is obvious and natural A pity it opens only once a week.
7. Voorhuis
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
8. Irene Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
The Irene Village Market at the Big Red Barn is an arts and crafts market. The market has received many accolades from the likes of various magazines and newspapers, provides an environment bringing together artists and patrons alike while offering excellent family entertainment. Only original art and craft are traded with exhibitors and their wares undergoing a strict selection process. The market is famous for its South African handmade arts and crafts and is situated on the beautiful grounds of the Sunlawns Estate that overlook vast grasslands and the Kaal river. If you are interested in applying for the market, click on the Applications button and fill in the form. Note that the selection process may take up to two weeks.Thanks
Reviewed By ryamarim - Roodepoort, South Africa
This market offers ample parking, food stalls and unique arts and crafts. Amble around the market, buy some coffee, freshly baked goods or vegetables when you're there. If you're looking for unique and quality crafts - this is a wonderful market to visit. Clothes, pottery, wood, plants and more are on offer here. For the foodies, there are options available like freshly baked cupcakes, panini's and more; although not too many options if you're health conscious, so either plan to eat somewhere else or take a day off and enjoy the food Everyone's friendly and approachable. A wonderful outing
9. Irene@Smuts Market
10. Sandton City Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By David20130609 - Waunakee, United States
We visit this mall two or three times during our stay in Johannesburg. Many nice shops and restaurants.
