Town Centre Market — Local services in Lusaka Province

An absolutely wonderful shipping place to buy anything and everything from a reasonable to a very cheap price. Depends on how much fine you have to shop around.

As you get down from the vehicle, a few vibe around asking you what exactly you need and even take you to such places without asking for any tip. Tipping is voluntary though I'd suggest pls tip them after you've finished your shopping.

I'm not sure whether all the shops have the swiping features to post for your shopping so it's better to go with cash safely secured to finish your work much faster. ATMs are not available nearby and hence becomes more cumbersome when you don't have cash.

Don't leave anything open inside the vehicle to avoid any break-in. Not that it happens often but prevention is better than cure 😊.

Happy and safe...

The Lusaka Town Centre Market is located at 117 Chiparamba Road, Lusaka, Zambia, and is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ¹. This market is a one-stop business area where you can find a wide variety of products, including hardware, electrical items, general household accessories, and more ¹. What to Expect: Affordable Prices: You can find goods at reasonable prices, but be prepared to negotiate . Variety of Products: From gardening tools to computer accessories, music, and phone items, there's something for everyone . ●Food Options: Small restaurants within the market offer a range of dishes and cuisine at affordable prices ¹. ●Congested Area: Be prepared for crowds and traffic jams, especially during...

By day, the market hums with the steady rhythm of brick-and-mortar shops; tailors stitching at their machines, grocers stacking fresh produce, and hardware stores clinking with the sound of metal tools. Bright signs hang over narrow aisles, drawing in a steady stream of shoppers. As the sun dips, the scene transforms; hawkers and peddlers flood the walkways, their tables and makeshift stalls spilling over with roasted maize, second-hand clothes, trinkets, and sizzling street food. The air is alive with bargaining voices, the scent of grilled meat, and the glow of rechargeable lamps, giving the market a second life, more vibrant, noisy, and chaotic...