Interesting craft center with nice brasserie style restaurant. Good mix of retailers with pretty much « full range » of Namibian and wider African crafts. Very disappointing to find that guest WiFi access requires a trip to the admin office to get the WiFi code conveniently to be found underneath a « tips » jar, all under the eagle eye of an unsmiling administrator. It really would make people feel better if the WiFi code could be provided by, for example, servers in the cafe.

The Namibia Craft Centre is well worth a visit PLUS it is open on a Sunday. The national museum and parliment park were both closed. Beautifully crafted gifts and Souvenirs at set prices. Cafe with good food.

Most of the merchandise here is mass produced and / or of bad taste. But there are definitely gems to be found. Morris Baba is a great artist selling his animals welded from scrap metal. There is also a shop selling hand woven carpets. Those are difficult to find nowadays after Ibenstein stopped production. We also found a doll and several greeting cards that are unique and made with a lot of creativity. The cafe upstairs is a great place for a light lunch. After the sad decline of Post Street Mall, casual outdoor dining spots in the center of town are hard to find.