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Find ceramics, crystals, leather and silver goods from across Mexico at San Juan de Dios Market in downtown Guadalajara. There are also traditional Mexican costumes, embroidered clothes and ponchos.
Jamaica Flower Market in Colonia Jamaica is the place to buy both exotic and simple Mexican flowers, plants and fruit. Many stall-holders have inherited their stalls from ancestors and sell…
La Merced Market in Mexico City sells Mexican arts and crafts, toys, flowers and the usual meat, fish, fruit and vegetables. The colourful food displays are spectacular.
Explore both Mexico's pre-Hispanic roots and Afro-Cuban witchcraft at Sonora Market. Animals such as rabbits and snakes, mysterious potions and brews, medicinal herbs, potent candles and other…
Pick up arts and crafts from across Mexico at the many stalls in Cabo San Lucas' Mercado Mexicano. Hammocks of all colours and sizes hang among ceramics, jewellery and leather products.
El Parazal Arts and Crafts Market
The daily El Parazal Arts and Crafts Market in downtown Acapulco is a goldmine for curious bits and pieces, evidence that you really went away on holiday. Find fake ceremonial masks, hand…
Regional Association of Oaxaca Craftswomen (M.A.R.O)
The brightly coloured dresses, textiles, bags, belts, unique Frida Kahlo decorations and other objects inside the Regional Association of Oaxaca Craftswomen's store (M.A.R.O) urge shoppers to…
Housed in a sumptuous vice-regal palace in the Centro Histórico, the National Pawn Shop is popular with collectors. Formerly buying and selling everything imaginable, today it deals mainly in…
Sniff out a bargain among the selection of Mexican arts and crafts, jewellery, herbal remedies, clothes and shoes at Market 28 in Cancún. This is not a tourist trap however; locals do their…
Acapulco's daily Mercado Central opens early in the morning and has the locals scrambling about for the best deal for their daily food shopping. There is a fantastic variety of exotic fruits…
Fonart's Tlatelolco branch is a highly-reputed retailer of Mexican folk art and crafts. Items from all over the country are displayed according to region and include textiles, pottery, masks…
The Mercado Insurgentes, in the Zona Rosa, is the place to begin your quest for an example of some of Mexico's famous crafts. Silverware, fabrics, carved wooden figurines, leatherwork and…
La Lagunilla in Centro Histórico, known locally as 'Thieves Market', sells all manner of items. It has witnessed local trading for over five hundred years. On Sundays flea market vendors…
The Coral Negro Market is a small arts and crafts market in the heart of Cancún's hotel district. Pick up a sarape, a colourful handmade Mexican poncho, or a charro horse-rider's outfit with a…
At the Bazar del Sábado in San Ángel, small rooms in a mansion serve as permanent stalls. Pick up original pieces of decorative art in sophisticated designs. Blown glass, embroidered clothing…
Ixtapa Market has lots of stands selling local handicrafts, T-shirts, traditional Mexican clothes, ceramics and other small souvenirs. Although not as large as Zihuatanejo's market, it's…
A beautifully ornate building houses Dulcería de Celaya in the Centro Histórico. Those with a sweet tooth shouldn't leave without buying some candied fruits, almond paste or candied walnut…
The Galería de Arte Mexicano has been at the nerve centre of Mexican contemporary art since it opened in 1935. Many of the artists it promotes are among the country's finest. Buy your…
Puerto Vallarta Arts & Crafts Market
Scour the stalls at Puerto Vallarta Arts & Crafts Market for handicrafts from across the country. There are traditional shawls and jewellery, leather goods and a variety of colourful wooden…
Casa de Guayaberas Carr in Alameda excels in gentlemanly sophistication. Selling Guayabera shirts, a unique South American design of men's shirt, pick up something to stand out from the crowd…
