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TOP THINGS TO BUY IN MÉRIDA
In this beautiful city there are an infinity of tourist attractions, including natural and cultural landmarks, historic sites, buildings, zoos, museums and much more. Additionally, in recent years it has become a modern city with an excellent tourist infrastructure. These services include malls that give you a great shopping experience like:
- Plaza Altabrisa
This is one of the favorite shopping malls. It has department stores, well-known brand stores, a grocery stores, movie theaters, a bowling alley and several restaurants.
- La Isla Mérida Cabo Norte
This is one of the best shopping malls in the destination. It has an important department store, several internationally renowned brand shops and several restaurants. In addition, it offers several leisure options like movie theaters, an establishment with trampolines and as something unique, you can practice wakeboarding or water skiing on a board in the lake that surrounds this beautiful shopping center.
- The Harbor Mérida
This is one of the newer shopping malls in Merida. It has a department store, several well-known brand shops, movie theaters, a bowling alley, Arena and Colors Little Park. Additionally, there are several restaurants.
- Galerías Mérida
This is a pleasant shopping mall with a large department store, several renowned shops, movie theaters, an ice rink, and several restaurants.
Shopping in Mérida
- Gran Plaza Mérida
This shopping mall is a tradition and is one of the most emblematic of the destination. It has a department store, a grocery store, some well-known brand shops, movie theaters, Extreme Jumping and restaurants.
In addition, Mérida is a city full of traditions and culture and there are many options of local products and handicrafts.
In Mérida, handicrafts from all over the state are concentrated in the Casa de las Artesanías, which has four branches.
The main store is two blocks from the zócalo next to the Iglesia de Monjas, another is on Paseo Montejo and the other two are located in the Uxmal Tourist Parador and in Puerto Progreso.
Here you can find the traditional guayaberas, hammocks, embroidered clothing, jewelry and a wide variety of products, including the traditional axiote (a spice and coloring agent extracted from the seeds of the Bixa orellana tree), sauces and honey.
Another good option to buy handicrafts and souvenirs is the García Rejón Market.
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