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1. Mercado Artesanal de la Ciudadela
Centro | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsThis 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
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2. Alberto Misrachi Gallery
Col. Polanco | Art GalleriesThis gallery is heavy on contemporary painting, with a smattering of sculpture, by Mexican artists, many of them well-known. Some international...Read More
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3. Antara Polanco
Col. Granada | Shopping Centers/MallsOne 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
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4. Arte Mexicano para el Mundo
Centro | CraftsThe 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
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5. Carmen Rion
Col. Condesa | ClothingLinen dresses by this Mexican designer are done in palettes and patterns that bring to mind (and sometimes incorporate) traditional Mexican...Read More
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6. Centro Santa Fe
Santa Fe | Shopping Centers/MallsThe 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
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7. Dime Tienda
Col. Roma | Art GalleriesThe 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
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8. Dulcería de Celaya
Centro | Food/CandyIt 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
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9. El Palacio de Hierro
Centro | Department StoresUpscale department store El Palacio de Hierro is noted for items by well-known designers and its seductive advertising campaigns. There are...Read More
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10. Fonart
Col. Juárez | CraftsUnder 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
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11. Galería Alfredo Ginocchio
Col. Polanco | Art GalleriesFounded in 1988 by Alfredo Ginocchio as Praxis Mexico, this now-eponymous gallery promotes distinguished artists from Mexico and elsewhere in...Read More
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12. Galería de Arte Mexicano (GAM)
Col. San Miguel Chapultepec | Art GalleriesFounded 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
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13. Juan Martín Gallery
Col. Polanco | Art GalleriesThis 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
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14. La Lagunilla
Col. Guerrero | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsEnormous 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
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15. Mercado del Sábado
San Angel | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsA 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
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16. Mercado Insurgentes de Artesanías y Platería
Zona Rosa | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsThis 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
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17. Mob
Col. Condesa | Household Items/FurnitureA 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
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18. Oscar Román Gallery
Col. Polanco | Art GalleriesWorks—mostly paintings with a contemporary edge—by Mexican artists pack this gallery. There's also a smattering of colonial art and religious...Read More
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19. Pladi
Col. Coyoacán | Gifts/SouvenirsSince 1981, Martha García has been seeling her experimental work in silver and other natural materials, as jewelry, sculpture, and other forms. ...Read More
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20. Plaza del Angel
Zona Rosa | Antiques/CollectiblesShopping 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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