Artesana San Miguel

Shopping

From Trendy Trinkets to Authentic Artisans:
Shopping in San Miguel de Allende

Shopping in San Miguel de Allende is never a dull experience: there’s always a new local vendor to greet, a fresh collection of merchandise to peruse.

For a regionally inspired credenza to complement your bedroom’s Spanish Colonial style, visit Fabrica La Aurora (features boutique design companies specializing in authentic Mexican pieces) or our neighbors Casa Armida, located just outside Artesana in the Instituto Allende complex. For exclusive men and women’s designer sportswear, visit Paul & Shark. If you’re looking for a museum-quality dance mask to hang in your entryway, or a one-of-a-kind Saulo Moreno sculpture to display on your mantel, take a short walk to Zócalo Folk Art, a locally owned shop featuring art from some of México’s most talented artisans. Of course, if you’d rather lose yourself in the vibrant display of local vendors, grab a colorful Mexican shopping bag and visit El Mercado, where fresh flowers, produce and trinkets beckon from bustling market stalls.



Shopping From Trendy Trinkets to Authentic Artisans: Shopping in San Miguel de Allende Shopping in San Miguel de Allende is never a dull experience: there’s always a new local vendor to greet, a fresh collection of merchandise to peruse. For a regionally inspired credenza to complement your bedroom’s Spanish Colonial style, visit Fabrica La Aurora (features boutique design companies specializing in authentic Mexican pieces) or our neighbors Casa Armida, located just outside Artesana in the Instituto Allende complex. For exclusive men and women’s designer sportswear, visit Paul & Shark. If you’re looking for a museum-quality dance mask to hang in your entryway, or a one-of-a-kind Saulo Moreno sculpture to display on your mantel, take a short walk to Zócalo Folk Art, a locally owned shop featuring art from some of México’s most talented artisans. Of course, if you’d rather lose yourself in the vibrant display of local vendors, grab a colorful Mexican shopping bag and visit El Mercado, where fresh flowers, produce and trinkets beckon from bustling market stalls.