The Best Tianguis In Mexico City

Known by two different names, for travellers this will most commonly be referred to as the Bazaar Sábado markets, although this tianguis also goes under the name of the San Ángel tianguis for the Mexico City neighbourhood in which it can be found. Predominantly an indigenous fine art market – the oldest in the city, in fact – you can also find clothes and other goods on sale here too, such as antiques and snacks.

If you only enjoy bargain hunting on Sundays, you must stop by La Lagunilla tianguis,which takes place on a weekly basis. Perhaps one of the most easily accessible of all the tianguison our list – which often take place in tiny neighbourhoods, unfrequented by travellers – La Lagunilla is situated just 10 blocks from the city’s main plaza. While it has a permanent central edifice, the adjoining street tianguisare best known for used goods and even high quality antiques.