Guadalajara Shopping

  1. Antigua de México

    At Antigua de México gorgeous furniture showpieces, like benches carved from a single tree are displayed in expansive, old-world courtyards.

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  2. Casa de las Artesanías de Jalisco

    The Casa de las Artesanías de Jalisco is a large museum-like store selling high-quality Jalisco handicrafts; including pottery, glassware, jewelry, textiles and furniture. Prices are reasonable and there's a small, free ceramics museum.

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  3. Centro Magno

    Guadalajara's richest citizens prefer to browse at the big shopping centers, such as Centro Magno, 2km west of the city center, open from approximately to . To reach it, take bus 258 going west from San Felipe and Av Alcalde, or TUR 707 going west on Av Juárez.

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  4. Libros y Arte

    Located at the Instituto Cultural de Cabañas, this bookstore has art and children's books in Spanish and English.

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  5. Los Cirios

    Los Cirios is a high-end candle factory and showroom which makes centerpiece candles in all shapes, sizes, colors and scents. Some are nearly two meters tall.

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  6. Mercado Corona

    Near downtown is this block-long market with cheap electronics, clothes, household items, knick-knacks and food.

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  7. Mercado San Juan de Dios

    This huge market has three floors of stalls offering everything from tools to tank tops to tortillas - and the salespeople are very eager to sell it all to you - bargain! The food court is good and cheap.

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  8. Plaza del Sol

    Guadalajara's richest citizens prefer to browse at the big shopping centers, such as Plaza del Sol, 7km southwest of the city center, open from approximately to . To reach it, take bus 258 going west from San Felipe and Av Alcalde, or TUR 707 going west on Av Juárez.

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  9. Plaza Milenium

    Guadalajara's richest citizens prefer to browse at the big shopping centers, such as Plaza Milenium, 7.5km southwest of the city center, open from approximately to . To reach it, take bus 258 going west from San Felipe and Av Alcalde, or TUR 707 going west on Av Juárez.

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  10. Sanborns

    Downstairs from the dining room is a rack with English language magazines, maps and books.

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  12. Teté, Arte y Diseño

    Teté, Arte y Diseño has massive chandeliers, reproduction antique hardware and one-of-a-kind woodcarvings.

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  13. Tlaquepaque

    Tlaquepaque is an important center for arts production and contemporary design - and offers some of Mexico's fanciest shopping. Look for wood carvings, sculpture, furniture, ceramics, jewelry, leather items and paintings. Quality is high, as are prices.

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  14. Viceroy Tabaquería

    A central Guadalajara tobacco shop that doubles as downtown's best tequila vendor. It has more than 100 labels of tequila at great prices and even offers tastings.

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