This is a market where you can find a great deal of things that you really don't need. The surprising thing is, every stall has a sampling of the exact same stuff as every other place. Be ready to barter because the prices that they give you originally are not the price they are willing to sell it to you for period plus, Once you walk around with a bag every vendor wants to have their turn with you. It becomes rather annoying and you quickly see everything they have to offer.

Great plaza to shop in, there are a variety of shops and restaurants inside, and a great place to barter. Don't be afraid to ask for the price you feel is worth for what you want.

Great spot for jjust about anything, from liquor to leather bags and sa gmdals, tees and souvenirs

I recommend 👍,don't shop at the first store you walk into. always ask for a discount and if you take two or more items how much is the discount. if you pay with a credit card you will pay an extra fee !! paying in pesos is always better. there are 2 bathrooms and you pay 5 pesos to use it. there are also in restaurants. There are also exchange offices.

Lots of little shops, if shopping is what you like. We didn't have enough time to spend there, but I'm not a big shopper.

You can find alot of stuff one needs. And I love that about the plaza

Choc full of street merchants :-) Very charming! All part of the experience! :-)

Huge plaza seems like a repeating record the slogans and sayings to get you in the stores are the same and the merchandise is definitely the same good thing is there is always someone selling it lower so if you have time shop around there are plenty of tresures here

Very nice this square. You can feel the culture and tradition in this place. There are many places where they sell Mexican objects and crafts, they also sell typical costumes, key chains, coffee cups, shoes and typical country hats. Also the place has a nice decoration that I love

This was somewhat like a strip mall with so many cute shops within to explore. I cut my hair at teximani in here and I loved it! Visit them, they are amazing!

Right on Market 28 it's agreat place to find hand made crafts as souvenir to take home from the magical Mayan culture. Also, you can find a delicious and extensive variety of mexican tipical gourmet and home made food, from small diners to a great and and all star retaurants. It is a MOST DO.

You can find so many souvenir markets in this area. You have to negotiate before you buy something. You will come across so many cultural and unique objects.

Next to mercado 28. Must visit

Mostly souvenirs shops. Browse quickly, did not find anything special.

NICE place To buy good souvenirs