Shopping is a popular pastime in San Miguel. There is everything from box stores, to high-end supermarkets, to art galleries and artisan markets, to the local markets selling fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat.
Where do you want to go?
Centro & Jardin
The cultural and social hub of town, with the Jardín across from the Parroquia. Car-free blocks full of shops, restaurants, and galleries, and live music most days. more →
Fábrica La Aurora
A 1902 textile factory turned arts and design center, with galleries, design shops, a café, and a wine bar. Some of the original machinery is still on display. more →
Artisan's Market
Three blocks of alleyway shops selling souvenirs, clothes, household goods, and everything else. Start at the bottom, down the steps next to Media Naranja. more →
Ignacio Ramírez Market
The largest traditional market in town: fruits, vegetables, meat, and lots of food stalls for lunch. more →
Tianguis (Flea Market)
The massive flea market that sells anything and everything, Tuesdays and Sundays. Busy, chaotic, and definitely a cultural experience. more →
San Juan de Dios Market
A neighborhood market for everyday needs, with shops selling clothes and shoes under the old aqueduct arches next door. more →
La Luciérnaga
The big mall on the hill, with a Cinemex, banks, Liverpool, Soriana, and the US Consular Agency. more →
La Comer / City Market
San Miguel's two nice superstores, the place for fancy and imported food. Don't miss City Market's seafood bar. more →
Bodega Aurrera
The budget superstore, owned by Walmart, with everything from TVs to groceries. Bring patience for the checkout lines. more →
