Tianguis el Baratillo
Huge tianguis which meets northeast of the centre, contains everything from electronics to old coins to dog toys to animals to dvds and many more things besids.
Mercado Libertad
Known universally as mercado san juan de dios. another large tianguis, great for collecting souveniers, also has cloth, food, clothes and traditional dresses.
Centro Magno
Located between vallarta and lã³pez cotilla avenues. it has a big, wide, closed space in the middle, surrounded mostly by restaurants, fashion, electronics and bazaar stores, with a cinema on the top floor. served directly by the bus routes 629a and 629b, and by the nearby routes 626, 622, 24, 258 and 101.
Plaza del Sol
Located near the crossing between the lã³pez mateos and mariano otero avenues. guadalajara's second biggest mall, it has a multi-story car park and an open layout, with big, open spaces in the middle, surrounded by hallways. served by the bus routes 357, 101, 24, 258, 626, 629, 645 and 701, as well as the santa anita busses that connect the nearby town of santa anita with the metropolitan area. the torrena tower, measuring 336.5 m, is under construction next to plaza del sol, also next to plaza torrena, a smaller, underground mall that can be recognized by its white concrete dome located in the crossing of the lã³pez mateos and mariano otero avenues.
Tlaquepaque's Old Town District
Displays a huge assortment of mexican arts and crafts as well as decorative traditional and contemporary home furnishings. all product qualities ranging from the finest ceramic, glass, pewter, etc, to traditional pottery created by many of mexico's great masters is on display and for sale. tlaquepaque is chosen by many homeowners and decorators to furnish and decorate their homes, restaurants or hotels.
Tianguis Cultural
(http://www.eventola.com/e...), every saturday from 10:30am to 4:00pm in the plaza benito juarez, immediately sw of the parque agua azul at the corner of 16 de septiembre and av washington. free concerts, open air chess, artists at work and an open air market draw a young crowd to this weekly celebration of alternative culture.
Plaza Patria
Enclosed by the patria, ãvila camacho and amã©ricas avenues. it's a two-story mall, not as big as plaza del sol or other malls, but with a sizeable assortment of stores, including fashion, electronics, convenience stores and a supermarket. served by the bus routes 24, 25, 604, 622, 632, 634 and 701.
Plaza GalerÃas
Guadalajara's biggest mall, located in the crossing of the vallarta and rafael sanzio avenues. it houses guadalajara's biggest multiplex cinema, with 20 thx projection rooms and 4 vip rooms. has multi-storey parking areas as well as more than 1 square kilometer of open parking space shared with a wal-mart and a sam's club. served by the bus routes 25, 47 and 629.
Plaza Andares
Guadalajara's newest mall, located in the crossing of the patria avenue and puerta de hierro. it houses stores like dkny, cartier, hugo boss, mont blanc,helmut lang, fendi, alexander mcqueen, versace, armani, louis vuitton, hermes, valentino, diesel, cavalli, calvin klein, channel and dior among others.