Only major mall in Las Cruces. Home to many national chain stores ,Dillards, Sears, etc., as well as many locally owned shops. 700 S. Telshor Blvd. (505)522-1001 |
Village dates back to 1500's. There are many Restaurants, museums, art galleries, and shops to visit. 2 miles south of Las Cruces on Hwy. 28 (505)526-6220 |
Over 300 vendors selling everthing from A-Z. Open every Saturday and Sunday except for major Holidays. Market open from 6:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7320 N. Main St. (hwy 70) (505)382-9404 |
The market is held every Wednesday and Saturday mornings in the Downtown Mall. Market runs year round, times run from 7:30 a.m - 12 noon. Products include local arts, crafts, produce, baked goods, etc. Downtown Mall in Las Cruces (505)528-3276 |
Localy made wines. taste the sweetness of the Mesilla Valley. Free tours daily. Old Mesilla (505)524-0390 |
La Vina boasts New Mexico's oldest wine festival, held in October. Also the winery hosts a Blues/Jazz festival in April. Winery's tasting room is open weekends from noon - 5 p.m. 600 La Vian Rd., Chamberino N.M. (505)882-7632 |
Cowtown Boots is known as the world's largest boot factory outlet store with 40,000 sq feet of display area. 11451 Gateway West. Off I-10 In El Paso (915)593-2929 |
El Paso's Newest Mall features Dillard's, Mervyn's, etc. Over 80 stores to choose from. I-10 to Sunland Park Drive (915)883-5595 |
One of El Paso's biggest retail centers. Cielo Viasta is two levels of ever 140 stores. Many site resturants to choose from. I-10 to Hawkins (915)779-7070 |
Three department stores, Dillards, Mervyn's and Target, occupy this center of over 80 stores. Also a grocery store and a resturant are on grounds. I-10 to Geronimo (915)772-7479 |
"The Hottest salsa in the land", says the NY Times. You will find everthing from salsas, barbeque sauces, margarita mix and soon on. Downtown at 909 Texas Ave. (915)544-3434 |
Largest Harley Davidson Dealship in the World. If you love Harley's then visit Barnett. Huge gift and clothing store as well as the best bikes around. Also, many concerts and special evnts take place through out the year. I-10 to Lomaland (915)592-5804 |
This market attracts most of the tourist. You will find arts, crafts, jewelry, rugs, blankets, pinatas, ets. Haggle over the price, never pay the firts price given. Outside there is a patio where you can enjoy a fine mexican beer and a plate of Mexican food if you please. Av. 16th de Setiembre -1 mile from Santa Fe Bridge_ |
A true Mexican Market. while the city market is for tourist the Cuauhtemoc is for people who know the area. Large tradtional market with an open air food market. If you are a first tiem visiter to Juarez or if you are nervous then stick to City Market. However, if you want to see a true Mexican Market then come here. One block South of church on Av. 16th de Spetiembre |
These store specialize in perfumes, colognes, crystals, watches, fine liqours, and fine cigars. It is substantially cheaper then the U.S. This is the store I choose to but my Liqour, Tequilla, and cigars. They do not sell Cuban cigars, which are illegal to bring into the U.S. 1 mile from Santa Fe Bridge on Av. Juarez |
The Mexican arts and crafts store is located on Av. Lopez Mateos. It specializes in blankets, rugs, dresses, pottery, onxy, jewelry, leather and so on. Good Prices. Av. Lopez Mateos #479 Norte |
If you walk across the bridge on Santa Fe St. in El Paso you Will be on Juarez Av. when you enter Juarez. This is the main tourist strip in Juarez. The streets are filles with shops, resturants, bars and night clubs, pharmacies, liqour stores, and the Juarez Sports book. Street is centrally located and the the City or Cuauhtemoc Markets are only 1 mile away. also duty free Mexico in on this street. Stores close at sun down and night clubs open up. Night club crowd is usually teenagers and college students from Las Cruces and El Paso. Trouble can occur at night and be wary because the Red-Light district is two blocks west of Juarez Ave. Across the Broder form Santa Fe St. |
A very modern mall. Movie theather and and ice-skating rink are located here. A good base camp if you drive inbto mexico becuase several shops are located very near. Also many american restraunts are near. Burger King and McDonalds. Av Lincoln 13-98-11 |
One mile south of the Bridge of Americas. Mall is three years old and is not fully occupied. Mall is very unique, it is built to resemble a Mexican village. Mall is very nice and there are a few good shops including a Cigar shop. Visit mall just to see the structure . One mile south from the Bridge de Americas |
A typical Mexican middle calss shopping center. There is a large grocery store and deptartment store. Unique store is the bakery and tortillaria on the southside of the mall. You can but pastries and corn tortillas hot from the oven at very cheap prices. San Mateos and Av. Paseo Triunfo de las Republica |