Mercado de Flores, Mexico City

Review: It is an open place where there are many plant stalls (carnivores, fruit trees, bonsai, aquatics, florals, grass) even trees and what is necessary for gardening (land, fertilizer, tezontle, Rio stones, pots, plagicides, fountains, etc.) I recommend widely they are informed of the price approx of the plants they want to buy since not necessarily all the locals have them at a good price, so if you go without knowing the price you may end up buying at the price of any nursery in the city. There are a variety of types and sizes in plants, so if the price does not convince you keep looking and you will find if it is the regular price or you can find it cheaper. There are bathrooms on site, it costs 5 pesos the entrance. The best time to travel is early, that is before the heat begins (2pm) as they water the floor to produce greenhouse effect, which makes a very humid environment as soon as the heat begins and can become annoying. ☀️ The place usually has puddles and sometimes a little mud so going tennis is the best option. Very spacious free parking. • There is no need for sunscreen as during the tour there are many shaded tarpaulins. There is service from people who help you load the plants in carts and I think the price is per tip. Food: There are several food stalls, most sell the same thing (enchiladas, pozole, tacos, quesadillas, pambazos, toast, pancite, etc) the price is not expensive but also not cheap, in my opinion the truth is that what they sell is quite equis, so if you want to eat elsewhere you don't miss much. Prices approx: Tacos $30 Refreshment $20 Quesadillas $25 Enchiladas $75 You can take to your perrit, on a leash always. Considered it a good place for a weekend walk.