Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping


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Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

Africa boasts of a rich cultural heritage with thousands of years of cultural symbols that have been passed down for generations. If one visits today, you can not help but marvel at the natural beauty of the environment and notice how this is captured in the various art forms you will find from place to place. Zimbabwe is no different, there are many locals who use wood, stone, cloth, glass among other materials as a means of artistic expression. Curios are a reflection of the culture and many are inspired by the flora and fauna.
 

Mbare Musika Market

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

Mbare is one of Harare’s oldest townships (residential area/suburbs). This location has so much historical significance as the place where many poor natives lived befor... Read More

Avondale Flea Market

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

The Avondale Flea Market is a busy place where you can get all kinds of products. It is open 7 days a week and is easily accessible. Shoppers can expect authentic African... Read More

Elephant Walk Shopping Centre

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

Victoria Falls is generally an expensive resort town. This should not deter any visitor from looking out for souvenirs to take home. There are many small curio shops whic... Read More

Chapungu Sculpture Park

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

The Chapungu Sculpture Park is in Harare; It is an Artists’ hub were sculptors actually operate from. The centre was created to help budding stone artistes get exposure... Read More

Doon Estate Shopping Village

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

The Doon estate is a one stop shop comprising several small shops. It is advisable to visit with an open mind and preferably when you have some time to appreciate the int... Read More

Matobo National Park Lodges and Camping

Top 5 Places For Curio Shopping

Matobo National Park is situated 40 Kilometres outside Bulawayo, the second largest town in Zimbabwe. It is located in one of the driest parts of the country and the most common types of landforms in the park are granite hills and kopjes from whence the name Matobo comes... Read More

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