Wecke & Voigts

Windhoek

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Wecke & Voigts

The Wecke & Voigts shopping centre contains a namesake cafe known for its excellent breakfast and lunch selections, as well as good coffee and scrumptious dessert. Pop in before or after a browse through the adjacent home ware store.

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addressGustav Voigts Centre, Independence Avenue, Windhoek
phone+264 61 377 000
websiteVisit website

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