Monterrey Shopping

  1. Carápan

    Carápan is Monterrey's best outlet for artesanía . The genial owner, who is full of advice about what to see and do in Monterrey, stocks museum-quality work from across Mexico.

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  2. Corredor del Arte

    On Sundays, Mina St in the Barrio Antiguo becomes the Corredor del Arte, a combination arts-and-crafts market and flea market. Bands play too.

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  3. Leyenda Artisanal

    A higher-quality inventory than other shopping centers.

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  4. Mercado Colón

    Mercado Colón is one of two downtown markets (the other is Mercado Juárez). It's a large, bustling place that sells every kind of everyday item you could imagine.

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  5. Mercado Juárez

    Mercado Juárez, the main market downtown, sells everyday items.

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  7. Mercado Mesón Estrella

    Mercado Mesón Estrella, a block west of Mercado Juárez, is a large food market. Both are fun to browse and Juárez has many fondas with good home cooking.

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  8. Plaza Santa Rosa

    The usual selection of crafts and schlock.

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  9. Tienda Carápan

    This is Zona Rosa's best-quality store for Mexican pottery, silver jewelry, hand-blown glasswork and weavings, sourced from all over the nation by the genial owner.

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  10. Tikal

    West of the city center, Tikal - named for the famous Mayan site - stocks a range of high-quality Mexican handicrafts, including some interesting textiles.

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  11. Unión de Artesanos de Nuevo León, Morelos

    A mini-mall at the end of Zona Rosa which has the usual selection of crafts and schlock.There is another mini-mall at the other end on Hidalgo 223 Pte.

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