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Félipe Ángeles Market
Specialize in the commerce of fruit, vegetables, and stuff of daily consumption. Español Français
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IV Centenario Market
IV Centenario market known as the Chapel of Jesus Market, is a neoclassical style and was named to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the city. Designed with an interior nave as a square, it has a...
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Juárez Market
Although small it is found in the American colony in the tiny neighborhood of the chaplaincy of the Angels, next to the Gothic church of the "Expiatorio", right in the streets of Prisciliano Sanchez...
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Manuel M. Diéguez Market
Located at the confluence of Lazaro Perez and Rayon street market popularly known as San Antonio offers visitors snacks like pozole, birria, sopes, enchiladas, tortas ahogadas, and the typical custard...
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Manuel Ávila Camacho or Santa Teresita Market
Built in 1951 in the heart of the neighborhood of Santa Teresita, Manuel Avila Camacho market initially was on the outskirts of the parish where it was installed in small places. Now beyond the market...
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Mexicaltzingo Market
The neighborhood Mexicaltzingo was the social and economic point most important in the city during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. By the year 1900 came the first up to the current market...
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Abastos Market
In the year of 1963, the back then Corona Market was considered to be the main market for the supply of the city, however, the fisical space of this place was not enough to the volum of the goods, that...
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Mercado del Mar "Sea Market"
The predecessor of the Sea Market district of San Felipe, which was located between 1930 and 1981 in San Juan de Dios, Libertad market along the street Dionisio Rodriguez. In the 1940s influenced the...
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Mercado Libertad "Liberty Market or San Juan de Dios"
It was on servece the 30 of December of 1958. It is one of the largest roofed markets in México, with an area of 40,000sq. meters, in which you will be able to find crafts of different materials like:...
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Mercado de Artesanías
Here you can see and buy the pieces worked by the craftsman of the ergion, who show and sell their hard work and creativity in this place, showing to the visitor the beautiful art of work they can do....
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