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Mazatlan has it all together when it comes to shopping. From open air mercados dowtown to boutiques or shopping malls, the assortment is varied, and the price is right. The Zona Dorada is the main shopping area of Mazatlan for souvenirs and arts & crafts, but don't stop there; some of your most interesting finds could be off the beaten path especially in Old Town.
Though the region is not known for any particular handicraft tradition, shops have an ample selection of items from all of Mexico. Centro de Artesanias offers a complete array of fine handicrafts with more than 20 shops. You can see artisans at work with lots of bartering and activity.
The traditional market in Mazatlan is found at Ocampo & Juarez. Mercado Jose Mario Pino Suarez or Centro Comercial El Mercado is one of the premier shopping venues with fine silver, leather goods, pottery, clothing, food stalls and some of the best vanilla you'll find in Mexico.
You will also encounter fine handmade crafts a short drive from Mazatlan. Concordia is know for it's wooden furniture. La Noria produces leather items and handmade saddles. Other towns make other crafts. The benefit of going to the "source" is that many times you can see how the items are made.
 Mazatlan Art Gallery
Artwork by Mexican Artists
Ave. Sabalo, Plaza Balboa
Royal Dutch Art Gallery
Local Art Work
Constitucion #627
 Indio Shop
Two Locations to Serve You * Jewelry & Crafts
Over 40 Years Experience
Ave. Rodolfo T. Loaiza #311
Madonna
Two Locations to Serve You * Jewelry
Mazatlan
Gaby's Leather Factory
High Quality Leather * 100% Guaranteed
Custom Made Orders in 5 Hours
Ave. Camaron Sabalo #1652
Guayaberas
Traditional Yucatecan-style Shirts at Reasonable Prices
Call Flores Pte. #613
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JEWELRY
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El Delfin
Gold, Silver, Diamonds & Gems
Ave. Camaron Sabalo #1600
Pardo Jewellers
Bracelets, Necklaces & Rings * Gold & Silver
Rodolfo T. Loaiza #411
Rubio Jewellers
The Metals, Gems & Diamond Professionals
Costa de Oro Hotel
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