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The areas with the highest concentrations of shops are Polanco, for upscale boutiques, luxury chains, modern furniture stores, and fine-art galleries; and the Zona Rosa, chock-full of clothing stores, adult shops, leather goods, and antiques.La Condesa and La Roma, though better known for restaurants and cafés, are sprouting des
The areas with the highest concentrations of shops are Polanco, for upscale boutiques, luxury chains, modern furniture stores, and fine-art galleries; and the Zona Rosa, chock-full of clothing stores, adult shops, leather goods, and antiques.La Condesa and La Roma, thou
The areas with the highest concentrations of shops are Polanco, for upscale boutiques, luxury chains, modern furniture s
The areas with the highest concentrations of shops are Polanco, for upscale boutiques, luxury chains, modern furniture stores, and fine-art galleries; and the Zona Rosa, chock-full of clothing stores, adult shops, leather goods, and antiques.
La Condesa and La Roma, though better known for restaurants and cafés, are sprouting designer boutiques, primarily for a younger crowd and artsy types. Jewelers, shoe shops, vintage clothes, and hip housewares stores are squeezing in as well. Most cluster along avenidas Michoacán, Vicente Suárez, Amsterdam, and Tamaulipas, in Condesa, and Alvaro Obregón and thereabouts, in Roma.
Hundreds of shops with more modest trappings and better prices are spread along the length of Avenida Insurgentes and Avenida Juárez.
This market, a 10- to 15-minute walk from the Alameda, bursts with the capital's widest range of wares and best bargains daily from about 9...Read More
This gallery is heavy on contemporary painting, with a smattering of sculpture, by Mexican artists, many of them well-known. Some international...Read More
One of the only outdoor malls in the city has a collection of upscale stores that includes Carolina Herrera, Zara, Emporio Armani, and Marc...Read More
The location in the heart of downtown and the selection of high-quality crafts make this store a good bet if you're short on time and need to...Read More
Linen dresses by this Mexican designer are done in palettes and patterns that bring to mind (and sometimes incorporate) traditional Mexican...Read More
The largest mall in Mexico—with over 300 stores, a movie theater, an international exhibition center, hotels, a theme park for kids, and several...Read More
The inventory of art, design, fashion, and bicycles (yes, bicycles) at this small gallery-cum-shop is provided by 50, give or take, young Mexican...Read More
It was founded in 1874 and has been a haven for those with a sweet tooth ever since. It specializes in candied pineapple, guava, and other exotic...Read More
Upscale department store El Palacio de Hierro is noted for items by well-known designers and its seductive advertising campaigns. There are...Read More
Under the auspices of the National Council for Culture and Arts, the National Fund for Promoting Arts and Crafts operates five stores in and...Read More
Founded in 1988 by Alfredo Ginocchio as Praxis Mexico, this now-eponymous gallery promotes distinguished artists from Mexico and elsewhere in...Read More
Founded in 1935, the GAM was the first place in Mexico City dedicated full-time to the sale and promotion of art (before its inception, there...Read More
This gallery opened in 1961 and made its name representing the artists of the '60s avant-garde "Ruptura" movement. In the 1970s it was an important...Read More
Enormous La Lagunilla has been the site of trade and bartering for more than five centuries. The day to go is Sunday, when vendors set up outside...Read More
A must if you're in town on a Saturday is a visit to this market. Hundreds of vendors sell crafts, silver, wood carvings, embroidered clothing...Read More
This typical neighborhood market is an entire block deep, with entrances on both Londres and Liverpool. Most of its stalls sell silver and pewter...Read More
A group of furniture and interior designers opened this shop to showcase their own work and that of like-minded Mexican designers. It functions...Read More
Works—mostly paintings with a contemporary edge—by Mexican artists pack this gallery. There's also a smattering of colonial art and religious...Read More
Since 1981, Martha García has been seeling her experimental work in silver and other natural materials, as jewelry, sculpture, and other forms. ...Read More
Shopping in the maze of antiques stores of Plaza del Angel is at its liveliest on Saturday. Combine a trip here with one to the Mercado Insurgentes...Read More
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