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| Believed to be the
largest covered market in the Americas, this city
market is full of everything for the visitor, citizen,
collector, housewife, cook, handyman and the curious.,
Addr: Off Plaza Tapatia on Calzada Independencia.
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| A large selection
and a non-bargaining policy, this state-run store
is very popular. Local and National crafts. Addr:
Calz. Gonzalez Gallo 20.
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| Cosmopolitan Guadalajara
at its best, this mega-mall is believed to be the
largest Mall south of the US border. Some of the
best hotels and restaurants are on site. Addr: Av.
Lopez Mateo y Mariano Otero.
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La
Rosa de Cristal Glass Factory
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viewing access to master craftsmen and their apprentices
as they create fabulous glass pieces. The days ends
around 2:30pm due to the heat, so get there early.
Opens 9:30am. Addr: Independencia 232, Tlaquepaque.
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| Showroom for the works
of the Mexican sculptor whose works in metals and
ceramics are known world-wide. Addr: 236 Independencia.
Tlaquepaque. |
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| Housed in a privately
owned colonial mansion, this is one of the most
beautiful stores in the city. The objects d'art
are of the highest quality. Addr: Independencia
258. Tlaquepaque. |
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National
Museum of Ceramics
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| Besides being a wonderful
museum, a large shop offers a vast choice of local
and nationally crafted ceramic pieces. Addr: Constitucion
104, Tonala. |
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