St Georges Mall is a long, narrow paved strip blocked off from cars, recognizable by the rows of wooden craft stalls and vendors sitting under umbrellas. It serves as a permanent pedestrian thoroughfare through the city center. In the nineteen nineties, the city council converted this street into a dedicated market space to formalize the informal trade that crowded the sidewalks. One morning in nineteen ninety-seven, a trader named Johannes setup his first stand here and spent the day selling hand-carved wooden animals.
St Georges Mall Market (Tourism)
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