Mercado Hidalgo — Local services in Guanajuato

Está ubicado en el centro de la ciudad de Guanajuato. Es una estructura metálica bastante grande, es de dos pisos de altura. En la entrada podrás encontrar recuerditos y dulces tradicionales. Sí continuas hacia dentro en el primer piso también encontrarás comida tradicional, verduras, carnes, abarrotes. El segundo piso está lleno de recuerdos y artesanías y ropa tradicional. Sí ves el mercado de frente, a la izquierda hay unas escaleras que te llevan a fonditas. Es un punto obligado de la ciudad y en cuanto a comida, uno de los más baratos. Sí estás en el centro llegas caminando, sí quieres llegar en bus, el autobús tiene que decir "mercado". Ojo: una parada está en la calle subterránea (los túneles, tendrás que subir escaleras) y la otra está sobre la calle (regresa un poco en dirección opuesta a la comercial mexicana).

It's located in Guanajuato city downtown. It's a very big metal structure, it has two floor levels. On the central entry you can find souvenirs and tradicional candies. If you continue straight in that way, you would find food, veggies, meats, fruits, groceries. On second floor you will find traditional clothes and Mexican souvenirs. If you are in front of the market, at the left would be some stairs, in that way there are a lot of fonditas (little tradicional restaurants). It's a must to do stop on Guanajuato city. Although it is a very cheap option, at least on food. If you are in downtown you can walk over there! If you want to take a bus, the label on it has to say "mercado". Tip: some of the buses routes would take you on Calle subterránea (the tunnels, just go down from the bus and go upstairs to the Mercado) If you take other buses routes and you go down on a normal street, just walk on the opposite direction to comercial Mexicana...

What’s not to love? This is tourist central. A plethora of gifts can be found here. Many locals shop the vegetable stands and eat at the small restaurant booths. Even if you do not buy anything here its worth the walk through to see the local entrepreneurs display and sell their wares. The Alhondiga museum is nearby just to the north. Plaza San Fernando is just east. The callejon del beso is just east a few blocks. Go take a look and maybe consider buying your gifts there and let them know Goyo GTO’s...

Like many businesses this place essentially closes during midday break. Eating counters remain open but have limited space. A couple grocers and a baked goods alcove also remain open but the baked goods are depleted during the break. Outside, a few businesses remain open in the immediate area. Things do slow down and it is a good time to walk around in the area to encounter less noise and traffic. This is a small market considering the size of Leon but it retains its...