Enjoyed the different vendors, eat RED corn on the cob, fresh watermelon, picked up a few things... read more
Easy to get to, just a few blocks from the Jardin. It's an uphill walk, sometimes steep, but worth... read more
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Enjoyed the different vendors, eat RED corn on the cob, fresh watermelon, picked up a few things. A great leisure was to spend a few hours.
Easy to get to, just a few blocks from the Jardin. It's an uphill walk, sometimes steep, but worth every step. Lots of Mexican artesanias (art & craft). The prices are great. I didn't find better places elsewhere. Many items I found no where else....More
Glad I discovered this Artist Market, that is open daily, compared to others. Huge selection of folk crafts and much less expensive than stores around the Jardin.
My wife and I walked through various parts of the Mercado on more than one occasion on this trip to San Miguel de Allende. My wife was looking for souvenirs for our relatives. While searching for a children's book in Spanish, she saw one in...More
All kinds of things to eat, buy for family, friends, and yourself (souvenirs, hats, shoes, trinkets, toys, and clothing). Nice variety. No pressure, friendly shopkeepers.
The artisan market in SMA is the place where you can find anything you might want from souvenirs to finely crafted items for you to decorate you home or for your wardrobe. We went back several times during our stay.
If you can’t find the souvenir,pottery, jewelry, food, clothing, etc.here to take back home for folks, then I’m not sure where you’d find it. Very traditional artisan market that’s a tad on the top touristy side, but nevertheless quite a lovely space to spend an...More
This little market runs from the end of Hidalgo Street along to the main market about three blocks away. The assortment of handicrafts is very large, and most of the best local suppliers are represented there, so if you are looking for big purchases, this...More
Very colorful place for souvenirs shopping, grouping a lot of options from local craftsmen, worth the visit if visiting SMA.
Interesting, when you from another continent, to view different foods, or different presentation of foods in another country. Fruits, vegetables, flowers and meats ... all sold here, from local producers. Most foods, always the same as home, however, the prickly pear cactus and fruit, habanero...More
