Great place to browse the stores and maybe pick up a few things.Its generally pretty laid back with... read more
They have a pretty good selection, not necessarily a lot of different things, but you can find a... read more
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Great place to browse the stores and maybe pick up a few things.Its generally pretty laid back with the stall owners letting you look around without giving you the hard sell and trying to drag you into their stalls.A lot of the stalls are selling...More
They have a pretty good selection, not necessarily a lot of different things, but you can find a lot. You cab do some bargaining too, but not as much as some other places. I went here on my last day in Mexico, just in case...More
Omg I spent so much money cause everything was so cute! You can get a good prize so I suggest walk around a bit and then go to the cheapest... everybody has the same stuff. Parking is free but very limited. Mexican traditional craft is...More
We were looking to waste a few hours before our flight, ended up coming to the market not really looking for anything and not expecting much. We ended up having a great time, zero pressure from any of the sellers, lots of selection. We ended...More
If you are looking for souvenirs, this is the place to come. It is big (not sure how many little stores combined, but s lot!). You can try to bargain. I bought two Mariachi Hats (adult size) for $280 pesos ($7 each). Considering at EBay...More
There are hundreds of stands here selling all sorts of textiles, pottery and wooden figures from many regions in Mexico in addition to toys and lucha libre masks and paraphrenalia. We were able to find high quality alejibres and embroidered items as well as less...More
Large market with many stalls specializing in various things: folk art souvenirs, jewelry, housewares, fabric craft. You can find tiny folk art turtles for a US quarter (gifts for classmates!), to beautiful large ceramic bows for US$12 to embroidered pillow covers for US$10-15. I didn’t...More
This is the only market I went to in mexico city that is worth the visit ( for artesan stuff). There are lots of stalls and good prices. You mostly have to actively speak to the sellers, they seldom come to you but at least...More
We got a lot of cool souvenirs for good prices. Make sure what you buy is able to be transported by airplane if you went that way! We had to throw away a mortar and pestle at security.
I did go to the market and ended up buying most of the souvenirs here but I found much better prices and vendors willing to make a sale at the Pyramids. Will recommend first buying at the pyramids and then visiting here if your schedule...More
