In Johannesburg, a huge number of souvenir shops at the airport, and in Cape Town - on the Victoria and Alfred waterfront

In Cape Town there is a souvenir market - Green Market Square. In the area of ​​Waterfront - many souvenir shops. In Hout Bay there is a souvenir market on Saturdays, and in the fishing port area there is an excellent Krall Craft souvenir shop.

V & A Waterfront - the best place for shopping and buying souvenirs true expensive and not original). More authentic handicrafts and knick-knacks can be found on Sundays at the open market Green Point Stadium, near the V & A Waterfront (bargaining is appropriate). Some items from there are sold throughout the week at the bottom of Long Street. To find absolutely-authentic things, go to Church Street, but get ready for a certain shock.

Contemporary South African art is now on the wave of popularity, considered one of the best in the world (but at the same time the most undervalued). If you like modern art and have money, you can taste it in one of the galleries of the city. For example, in Michael Stevenson Gallery, then in Joao Ferreira Gallery, AVA Gallery or Bell-Roberts Gallery.

And what to bring from South Africa can be found on the website.