Main Mall

Well well main mall. My first Botswana experience. It's quite old with dilapidated buildings here and there. Quite a shame really. But it still has this thing, that thing your grandparents has. I might be old, slow and easily fatigued but young one I have lived and seen things. That's what main mall makes you feel.

One of the oldest malls in Gaborone, receiving a face-lift in some places. If you looking for local vendors and merchants this is where to come. Parking a bit of a nightmare.

I liked the proximity of shops. A lot of hidden gems. It has a mix of local and touristy. I recommend but not on a calm Sunday...

This area has it all. Markets, grocery stores, fast food, long distance bus services, foreign embassies and local government offices. It's cooler over here than in the CBD. People are very friendly and it's safe here for foreigners during the day. At night it can be a little edgier and some drunk kids might shout at you if you get close enough to make eye contact. But all around a great place to spend the afternoon.

Maim mall parking is terrible, this is probably because of the poor and ancient design/town planning of the roads and structures around the area. It's about time they built a proper mall there with ample underground parking

This place displays the culture of the nation as it displays the ornaments, attires, and souvenirs of Botswana.

This place is accessible from Parliament and has a good visibility of the hawkers. You may trust this place for cheap local art work. It's one of the bussy malls on town. Besides supermarkets there are fiveu banks and multiple atm machines, government departments and numerous embassies.

Such a very convenient mall, you can get almost everything there. The stall ladies sell cultural items which help with culture diversity