Livingstone Museum Crafts Shop

Livingstone

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Livingstone Museum Crafts Shop

Tucked inside the museum courtyard, this small shop is worth a look after exploring the exhibits. You'll find locally made items like wooden bowls, beaded jewellery, woven baskets, and soft animal toys. It's a good spot for picking up a souvenir that supports local artisans.

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addressLivingstone Museum, Tunya Road, Livingstone
openingHoursWed–Mon 9am–4:30pm, Tue 9am–3:30pm
phone+260 213 324 429
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