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There is so much to see here. You will definitely need an hour or three to see all of the stalls. I didn't like the smell but it was fine. They sell so many things here like candy, snacks, clothes, decorations, souvenirs, shoes, jewelry, etc. There are two floors, you can go up the stairs on the left or right side. There is an elevator but it wasn't working when I went. It is very cramped so if you are claustrophobic, I wouldn't go. I also would not go with children because you could loose sight of them easily. The prices are reasonable here. They also sell anime and kawaii products. I went when it was dark but they have good lighting so there was no problem. There are many unique handmade crafts and traditional Mexican clothes. I wish I had more money because I saw so many things I wanted to buy. Be prepared to walk and stand for a long time as there is no seating area to rest. There is a roof on the second floor to provide shade even if it's open on the sides. I recommend coming if you want to shop.
Jacy HernandezJacy Hernandez
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A major artisan market and worth to visit after exploring the Historic Center. Unlike traditional markets, it focuses on handcrafted items, souvenirs, and art. With over 450 merchants, it's the largest market in Coyoacán, offering a variety of seasonal and unique items. The market’s inventory changes frequently, adding to its charm. Open late, it offers immersive experience that could become the highlight of your visit.
Abdulkarim ALZarouniAbdulkarim ALZarouni
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This place was super fun! If you're looking for a safe place to get a real taste of an awesome Mexican market, this is the place for you! Did so much great shopping! Bring some comfy shoes and an empty belly. You're going to want to eat all day here! Make sure you walk around the Plaza on your way out to grab some food and drinks!
Cindy Elizabeth LopezCindy Elizabeth Lopez
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Love this place! Lots of colors and cute things for visitors and even locals to decor their places. The people from the stards are usually super friendly. One of the things I love the most is buying copal incense and crystals. This place is specially awesome around Día de Muertos. A must if you come to Mexico City.
Suzy OrtizSuzy Ortiz
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You will definitely find a souvenir if you are looking for one in this market. Although items are more expensive they seem to be of great quality. Most of of the items can also be found in other market around the city at lower price. However it is the place to get the gifts for your loved one.
Charles AWOUNORCharles AWOUNOR
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Puedes encontrar gran variedad de productos de arte hecho a mano, y hecho por artesanos mexicanos, con lo que podemos ayudar al consumo local, cuentan con medidas necesarias por #Covid19.
Ale AAle A
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Coyoacán TNT, Coyoacán, 04000 Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
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attractions: Frida Kahlo Museum, Jardín Hidalgo, Jardín Centenario, Viveros de Coyoacán, Plaza Coyoacán, National Museum of Popular Culture, Kiosco Coyoacán, Leon Trotsky's House Museum, Parroquia San Juan Bautista, Capilla de la Conchita, restaurants: Coyoacan Market, Cafe El Jarocho, La Coyoacana, Centenario 107, Corazón de Maguey, Taquería Pepe Coyotes Coyoacán, La Bipo, La Posta Pacífico, Mercado de Comida de Coyoacán, Hacienda de Cortés
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