Bazaar Saturday - Convent of Carmen - San Angel

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Overview

Available languages

English
Spanish

6 hours

Mobile ticket

Visita San Ángel ubicado al sur de la Ciudad de México con casonas llenas de historias y leyendas. Continuamos al Museo del Carmen Posteriormente disfruta de una visita al Bazar Sábado uno de los más visitados y coloridos de la Ciudad de México, el cual abrió sus puertas desde 1960 y considerado un centro artesanal por excelencia. Ofrece a sus visitantes una amplia gama de artículos que van desde artesanías encontrarás la artesanía más fina elaborada con plata, hierro, cerámica, madera, textiles, vidrio, hojalata, yute y hasta pinturas. Más tarde recorrido en Chimalistac su nombre proviene de una población antigua prehispánica denominada Temalistac (cuyo significado es donde se talla la piedra de sacrificios) un viejo y acaudalado barrio donde se conservan los puentes de piedra y pequeñas capillas históricas con un fuerte aire colonial.

Additional Info

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

A minimum of 02 people per booking is required

- The time of return may vary due to traffic situations or the number of people.

- It is not advisable to book a tour on the same day of the departure of a flight, since we cannot be responsible for the loss of the flight, for any tour delay

Please consider it is a share service with bilingual guide, not exclusive English or Spanish, depending on the number of participants of each language.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

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Bazaar Sabado

Time for shopping in the Saturday bazaar that is one of the most colorful and visited of Mexico City, this Bazaar was first opened in 1960 and now is considered an excellent craft center that offers to visitors a wide variety of paintings and handcrafts made of silver, iron, ceramic, glass, wood, and textile.

2 hours • Admission Included
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San Angel

Later we will visit Chimalistac (Its name comes from an ancient pre-Hispanic town known as Temalistac which means “where sacrifice stone is carved”); an old neighborhood where bridges made of Stone and small chapels are preserved with a Colonial environment.

1 hour • Admission Included

What‘s Included

Admision to Museo del Carmen

Professional Bilingual guide (English & Spanish)

Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)

Gratuities

Food and drinks

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Bazaar Saturday - Convent of Carmen - San Angel

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Reviews

5.00

9 reviews

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  • Very interesting....

    Harold J,,Jul 27, 2025

    - Review from Viator

    5.00

    Very interesting. Beautiful arts and crafts. Sergio Toledo was a great guide. Obviously, only available on Saturday. There are several permanent shops.

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  • Discovering treasures.

    gabrielaaK6383XG,,Jun 21, 2025

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    I was fascinated! It was a special place where I found authentic pieces, enjoyed the connection with the local community. It's an experience to repeat.

  • Superb

    Isabel H,,May 24, 2025

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    Humberto our guide was excellent. Very knowledgeable, nice, patient and provided with lots of stories and tips. Exceed my expectations.

  • What a picturesque place!!!

    MartaMAM2022,,Feb 15, 2025

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    The bazaar is beautiful, super well stocked, all kinds of crafts, artists and restaurants. Excellent choice to spend the day, amid art, culture and good food

  • My tourism experience

    240elvam,,Apr 11, 2024

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    Excellent treatment, very punctual with the schedule, I recommend Mexitour and if in the future I would return to this country to learn more about it

  • Fantastic half day trip!

    Sophie V,,Feb 5, 2023

    - Review from Viator

    5.00

    The day started off meeting our lovely, knowledgeable and funny guide Sergio. We visited some of the oldest and most historical neighborhoods in all of Latin America, stopped for the *best tacos ever* in a local market before exploring the San Angel bazaar and then the Convent of Carmen. At every step, Sergio was there to give us fascinating insight or crack a joke. By the end of the day, we were sad to say goodbye. This itinerary is perhaps a little bit off the beaten path compared to the headline attractions of CDMX but it was a lovely, relaxing, informative change of pace. Highly recommended.

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  • Unmissable in CDMX

    rpalomo,,Nov 20, 2021

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    A beautiful place! Both the Bazaar and the entire surroundings of the square are fascinating. Colors, business, food, fantastic everything! I'd come back many times.

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  • Worth a visit on Saturday

    Ksksksksks,,May 1, 2021

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    Festive weekend atmosphere, plenty of artisanal shops inside this monetary bazaar. Fresh tacos Made in the courtyard, beer, live music.

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  • A very fatherly attraction

    xaviwarrior117,,Jun 5, 2020

    - Review from Tripadvisor

    5.00

    I was very well the tour, the explanation was clearly understood, a friendly and respectful treatment. Very good Service

From US$90.00

5.00
(9 reviews)