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Mercados (markets) are an indispensable component of civilizations. In Mexico, since its pre-Hispanic tradition, they have been spaces for coexistence and exchange between clients and dealers, which constitutes them as key pieces of the exponential growth of its gastronomy.⁠

Coyoacán is one of the most colourful and yet quiet neighbourhoods in Mexico City. Coyoacán is the place I come to escape the crowds and relax in some of the most beautiful parks and meander down the most vibrant streets. Coyoacán was the home of Frida Kahlo throughout her entire life. It's no surprise why she chose to stick around this bohemian community rather than move into the bustling city centre. Every park, house and street corner is busting with energy and natural artistry.

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Rows of vendors selling fresh nopales for sale at a Mexico City market

From flea markets filled with antiques to retro clothing and second-hand homeware, find the best vintage shops in Mexico City on ROADBOOK.

Mark this place on your map 🗺️ 📍 If you’re in Monterrey and looking for a place to eat that exudes Mexican flavor, mark La Sufrida on your map! Super colorful, great food, super kind and friendly staff and probably one of the cutest restaurants in Monterrey. Do you love Mexican food? 🇲🇽🌮

If you don't pack up your bags and book a flight to CDMX, you are seriously missing out.

Spend one day in Mexico City, a itinerary for the historic center downtown to see everything you MUST see from art and museums to shopping in the markets.

The Condesa Tianguis market is only once a week, on Tuesdays, which made it even more special that I had just happened upon it. The market runs along Pachuca street from Agustín Melgar Calle south to Calle Juan Escutia. They shut this entire road down from traffic for the day, and it feels like it completely transforms the feeling of the neighbourhood. It changes from just another side street to a lively traditional shopping experience. The market opens at 10 am and closes at 5 pm.

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