Yucatán and Campeche States
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1. Amerindio Hombre
Once you return home, traditional huaraches, guayaberas, and straw hats might not look as appropriate as they did when you were on vacation. The items...
Once you return home, traditional huaraches, guayaberas, and straw hats might not look as appropriate as they did when you were on vacation. The items from Mexican designers at men's store Amerindio, however, have a cool factor that will be stylish even back at home.
Calle 62 469, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-923--0945Shop Details
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2. Bazar Artesanal
CentroThis government-run bazaar offers a wide range of local crafts, including some that are hard to come by—like bull horns carved into necklaces and earrings...
This government-run bazaar offers a wide range of local crafts, including some that are hard to come by—like bull horns carved into necklaces and earrings using an old technique that only a small number of families in Campeche State still know about. All prices are fixed, so there's no need to bargain.
24000, MexicoShop Details
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3. Bazar de Artes Populares
As its name implies, "popular art," or handicrafts, are sold at the Parque Santa Lucía beginning at 9 am on Sunday....
As its name implies, "popular art," or handicrafts, are sold at the Parque Santa Lucía beginning at 9 am on Sunday.
Parque Santa Lucía, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico -
4. Between the Lines
Mérida's biggest English-language bookstore is relatively small, but it still offers a nicely curated selection of recent popular titles as well as a number that...
Mérida's biggest English-language bookstore is relatively small, but it still offers a nicely curated selection of recent popular titles as well as a number that are focused on Mexican culture, cuisine, and history. The store also has bookish gifts including journals, handmade bookmarks, and more. Several stores in the Carmesí complex where the bookstore is located are worth a stop too; they mostly sell local, high-quality handicrafts. There's also Volta Café for a snack and drink.
Calle 62 450, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-242--3528Shop Details
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5. Camiseria Canul
You might not start wearing a guayabera (a traditional and often embroidered cotton or linen dress shirt) to business meetings as is common in much...
You might not start wearing a guayabera (a traditional and often embroidered cotton or linen dress shirt) to business meetings as is common in much of southern Mexico, but the shirts are cool, comfortable, and attractive. Camiseria Canul has a good selection. Custom shirts take a week to tailor, in sizes 4 to 52.
Calle 62 No. 484, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-923–0158Shop Details
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6. Casa de Cera
Centro | CraftsThis small shop sells signed collectible indigenous beeswax figurines. ...
This small shop sells signed collectible indigenous beeswax figurines.
Calle 74A No. 430E, between Calles 41 and 43, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-920–0219Shop Details
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7. Casa de las Artesanías Ki-Huic
Centro | CraftsVisit the government-run Casa de las Artesanías Ki-Huic for folk art from throughout Yucatán. There's a showcase of hard-to-find traditional...
Visit the government-run Casa de las Artesanías Ki-Huic for folk art from throughout Yucatán. There's a showcase of hard-to-find traditional filigree jewelry in silver, gold, and gold-dipped versions.
Calle 63 No. 503A, between Calles 64 and 66, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-928–6676Shop Details
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8. El Mayab
Centro | CraftsFor a multitude of hammocks, head to El Mayab. ...
For a multitude of hammocks, head to El Mayab.
Calle 58 No. 553-A, at Calle 71, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-924–0853Shop Details
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9. El Xiric
You can buy hammocks made to order—choose from standard nylon and cotton, supersoft processed sisal, Brazilian style (six stringed), or crocheted. You can also purchase...
You can buy hammocks made to order—choose from standard nylon and cotton, supersoft processed sisal, Brazilian style (six stringed), or crocheted. You can also purchase xtabentún (a local honey liqueur), as well as jewelry, black pottery, woven goods from Oaxaca, T-shirts, and souvenirs.
Calle 57A No. 15, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-924–9906 -
10. Gran Plaza
Fracc. Gonzalo Guerrero | Shopping Centers/MallsMérida has several shopping malls, but the largest and nicest, Gran Plaza, has more than 200 shops and a multiplex theater. It's just outside...
Mérida has several shopping malls, but the largest and nicest, Gran Plaza, has more than 200 shops and a multiplex theater. It's just outside town, on the highway to Progreso (called Carretera a Progreso beyond the Mérida city limits).
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11. Guayaberas Jack
This spot has an excellent selection of guayaberas in 18 colors; they also sell typical women's cotton filipinas (house dresses), blouses, dresses, classy straw handbags,...
This spot has an excellent selection of guayaberas in 18 colors; they also sell typical women's cotton filipinas (house dresses), blouses, dresses, classy straw handbags, and lovely rayon rebozos (shawls) from San Luis Potosí. Guayaberas can be made to order, even in less than a day, to fit anyone from a year-old baby to a 240-pound person, and anything in the shop can be altered or custom-made. Everything here is of fine quality, and is often quite different from the clothes sold in neighboring shops—the prices reflect this superior quality. You can make purchases on its website as well.
Calle 59 No. 507A, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-928–6002Shop Details
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12. Hamacas El Aguacate
A great place to purchase hammocks is Hamacas El Aguacate, a family-run outfit with many sizes and designs....
A great place to purchase hammocks is Hamacas El Aguacate, a family-run outfit with many sizes and designs.
Calle 58 No. 604, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-947–4641Shop Details
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13. Hecho a Mano
Just off the main square, Hecho a Mano (at the San Miguel Hotel) is the only place in town to buy folk art from all...
Just off the main square, Hecho a Mano (at the San Miguel Hotel) is the only place in town to buy folk art from all over Mexico. You'll find something to suit any budget, including a growing collection of textiles.
Calle 31A No. 308, Izamal, Yucatán, 97540, Mexico988-954–0344 -
14. Joyería Colonial
Shop for malachite, turquoise, and other semiprecious stones set in silver at Joyería Colonial....
Shop for malachite, turquoise, and other semiprecious stones set in silver at Joyería Colonial.
Calle 60 No. 502B, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-923–5838Shop Details
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15. La Casa de las Artesanías
This government-run craft store offers all kinds of items, both from the state of Yucatán but also other parts of Mexico, at fair prices. There's...
This government-run craft store offers all kinds of items, both from the state of Yucatán but also other parts of Mexico, at fair prices. There's a smaller branch in front of the Palacio Cantón on the Paseo de Montejo, but this main branch offers the best selection.
Calle 63, No. 513, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico999-928–6676Shop Details
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16. La Isla
La Isla inches ahead of The Harbor when it comes to store selection, but either could qualify as the newest and nicest mall in town....
La Isla inches ahead of The Harbor when it comes to store selection, but either could qualify as the newest and nicest mall in town. The department store Liverpool is the anchor, but Zara and H&M are also big draws. The back of the mall has a row of restaurants overlooking a man-made lake. As with any of Mérida's malls, it may not be on your sightseeing shortlist, but if you have a longer stay in the city, air-conditioned window shopping may be appealing on warm days.
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17. Librería Dante
The Mérida-based bookstore chain Dante, with a location on Plaza Grande as well as eight others around the city, has the best selection of Spanish-language...
The Mérida-based bookstore chain Dante, with a location on Plaza Grande as well as eight others around the city, has the best selection of Spanish-language books about the peninsula's history, culture, cuisine, and more. It is especially strong on books for kids and works dealing with Yucatecan flora and fauna.
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18. Lolita Holbox
This boutique right in the center of town has an excellent selection of beach-chic essentials including wraps, swimsuits, beach bags, and flip-flops. Lolita also has...
This boutique right in the center of town has an excellent selection of beach-chic essentials including wraps, swimsuits, beach bags, and flip-flops. Lolita also has jewelry and some home goods. Their men's offerings are not as extensive as their women's, but they do carry some trunks and shirts.
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19. Mercado de Artesanías García Rejón
Although many deal in the same wares, the shops and stalls of the García Rejón Crafts Market sell some quality items, and the shopping experience...
Although many deal in the same wares, the shops and stalls of the García Rejón Crafts Market sell some quality items, and the shopping experience here can be less of a hassle than at the nearby municipal market. You'll find reasonable prices on palm-fiber hats, hammocks, leather sandals, jewelry, handmade guitars, and locally made liqueurs. Persistent but polite bargaining may get you even better deals.
Calles 65 and 60, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico -
20. Mercado Lucas de Gálvez
Sellers of chiles, herbs, seafood, and produce fill this pungent and labyrinthine municipal market. In the early morning the first floor is jammed with housewives...
Sellers of chiles, herbs, seafood, and produce fill this pungent and labyrinthine municipal market. In the early morning the first floor is jammed with housewives and restaurateurs shopping for the freshest fish and produce. The stairs at Calles 56 and 57 lead to the second-floor Bazar de Artesanías Municipales, where you'll find local pottery, embroidered clothes, guayabera shirts, hammocks, straw bags, sturdy leather huaraches, and piñatas. Note that most initial prices are inflated as vendors expect you'll bargain—one way to begin is to politely request a discount.
Calles 56 and 67, Mérida, Yucatán, 97000, Mexico
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