An outdoor place where you can find a little of everything, from jewerly to paintings to clothing and food. Open over the weekend, which makes it more accesible than San Telmo (only Sundays). Close to many restaurants, the Recoleta's Cemetary and other attractions like the...More

I'm not sure if it's because it is winter and the weather today was fairly average, or if this is a common thing, but when we went around midday more than half the available stalls at the market weren't even set up. Of those that...More

few handmade and scarce original craftsmanship. prices are quite commercial and the whole experience is just a cheap treat. only visit this attraction if you are stranded in town and have never seen any of the sort. once you have seen one, you have seen...More

We thoroughly enjoyed walking through this fair. It's much larger then we anticipated, but no where near the size or craziness of the San Telmo fair. I would recommend going to both if possible. We bought most of our souvenirs at this fair. It's much...More

This square turns into a well organized arts and crafts market built by the city administration, keeping it clean, safe and very well organized ! The stalls have a huge variety of hand made goods of good quality and taste for resanable prices ;)) Worth...More

My friend and I had the best time exploring this quirky craft market. There were leather goods, swords, jewelry, paintings, clothing, and lots of other things, but our favorite was the stand that had little metal figurines. There was a chef with a frying pan,...More

I stumbled upon this feria by chance, as I was making my way to the Recoleta cemetery. I ended up spending far too much time looking through the stands, and talking to people, tand I do not regret it. The feria is in a beautiful...More