Rosebank Sunday Market

Joburg Admin / September 1, 2015

The Rosebank Sunday Market offers an amazing selection of food, handmade gifts and porcelain, entertainment and much more. This market has a variety of artisan goods which are unique and perfect for individuals who are looking for collectible items. Drop by the Sunday Market to gather organic ingredients for that dinner party, grab a take-away or socialize and peruse through a collection of art that is ready for a spot on your wall! Have you been here? Rate and review your experience below!

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