Shopping in Lusaka
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Manda Hill Shopping Centre
The swish Manda Hill Shopping Centre is easy to reach by minibus from along Cairo Rd or from the Millennium Bus Station, or by taxi (around ZK120). As well as banks, bookshops, internet cafés, furniture stores, restaurants and fast-food outlets, the shopping centre boasts a huge Shoprite supermarket.
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Arcades Shopping Centre
The swish Arcades Shopping Centre is easy to reach by minibus from along Cairo Rd or from the Millennium Bus Station, or by taxi (around ZK120). As well as banks, bookshops, internet cafés, furniture stores, restaurants and fast-food outlets, the shopping centre boasts a huge Spar supermarket.
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Kabwata Cultural Village
At Kabwata Cultural Village, southeast of the city centre, you'll find a scruffy collection of huts and stalls. Prices are cheap, however, because you can buy directly from the workers who live here. The specialities are carvings, baskets, masks, drums, jewellery and fabrics.
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Ababa House
Ababa House is a smart boutique full of imaginative creations from Zambian and Zimbabwean artists, furniture-makers and weavers. Most are made for Western tastes and are not the sort of things you'll see in the markets.
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Book Cellar
The best bookshop in Zambia, Book Cellar sells novels, coffee-table books about Zambia and regional guidebooks - including those published by Lonely Planet.
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Northmead Market
Northmead Market is best place for kitschy souvenirs. The choice is limited, but the carvings, fabrics and pottery on offer are reasonably priced.
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NewspaperDirect
At Arcades Shopping Centre, the brand-new NewspaperDirect offers 328 newspaper titles from around the world on a daily basis.
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Le Soleil
If you're in need of a massage, try Le Soleil in Roma.
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Shoprite Supermarket
Shoprite supermarket
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