Market shopping in Colombia
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Plaza Minorista José María Villa
Home to a huge, bustling undercover market with more than 2500 stalls, selling mostly food. It was established in 1984 to remove hawkers from the streets. Open daily.
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Mercado de San Alejo
A colorful craft market great for cheap buys or simply to stroll around.
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Pasaje Rivas
A couple of blocks west of Plaza de Bolívar, this nontouristy craft market is a good spot for cheap buys, including lots of straw hats, T-shirts, toy figurines, baskets and ruanas (Colombian ponchos). The entrance next to Iglesia de la Concepción reads ‘Pasaje Paul.’
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Mercado de San Alejo
This City Center classic fills a parking lot, with coca leaves and coca tea available, and a host of yesteryear items (posters, books, knickknacks) that are fun to sift through.
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Market
Go and see the colorful market held on Saturday on the square three blocks southeast of Plaza Mayor. It's best and busiest early in the morning.
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Galería Artesanal de Colombia
There are several cheap craft and souvenir markets on or just off Carrera 7, the best of which seems to be this one.
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Plaza de Santo Domingo
Artisans appear during the afternoon at the Plaza de Santo Domingo and sell a variety of crafts.
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Parque de los Periodistas
On Sundays a flea market is held in this park in central Bogotá.
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