8 Antique Stores in San Miguel de Allende That You Shouldn't Miss

September 7, 2021 Brandee Mangan

High in the cool hills, this colonial gem of cobblestone streets and picturesque churches inspires artists with its color, character and light. Baroque, neoclassical and neogothic mix in the city's buildings, notably at the pink stone 18th-century church on the Plaza Principal. Founded in 1542, the city is a mix of Hispanic and Mesoamerican influences.
Restaurants in San Miguel de Allende

1. Galeria Atotonilco

Camino Antiguo Ferrocarril # 14 Colonia El Cortijo, San Miguel de Allende 37893 Mexico +52 415 185 2225 [email protected] http://www.galeriaatotonilco.com
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Galeria Atotonilco

We are open BY APPOINTMENT only and usually have an Open House the last weekend of every month from noon to 5 pm. Please check our weekly ad in Atencion for directions to the gallery and contact information. Please note: We are NOT a "Museum" or an "Attraction." One of the largest and highest quality folk art collections in all of Mexico, on a gorgeous country property in an architecturally spectacular, much-published building, Galeria Atotonilco is a ten-minute drive north of town. It is an eye-dazzling array of a huge variety of folk art, from funny to exquisite, from all over Mexico. Folk art is a direct route to the true heart of Mexico: it's history, it's traditions, it's myths and legends, it's diverse cultures. Items in all price ranges can be shipped anywhere. We suggest you visit us early in your trip when you have not spent all your money and when shipping can be arranged if necessary. Even if you know little about folk art, we guarantee you will be amazed at the diversity, and we love sharing our knowledge with you. In addition to folk art, you will see country antique furniture, vintage textiles of great beauty, and historic photographs of 19th century Mexico. Within a mile is the historic church of Atotonilco, and the gorgeous country restaurant, Nirvana. Plan to spend at least an hour in our gallery. The time will fly by. Many visitors report that this gallery was the highlight of their visit to San Miguel.

Reviewed By mariet451 - San Diego, United States

My husband and I, with a friend, really enjoyed our visit to this lovely property, with an excellent selection of carefully curated Mexican folk art. The collection is museum-quality, with something for everyone, at every price point, from ceramics, to textiles, masks and beyond. The owner is personable and knowledgable and personally accompanied us to the back gate where a short walk led us to a lovely place for lunch, Nirvana. The property is a beautiful setting for showcasing the colorful artisan works. My husband was thrilled to find curious mezcal figurine bottles he had admired in a private collection in Guanajuato, while I fell in love with the contemporary ceramics of Gustavo Perez. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would definitely return on a future visit to the area-highly recommended! Visits are by appointment, so plan ahead. We were able to visit with only one day's notice, but the owners do travel to find new acquisitions so advance contact by email or phone is advised.

2. Fabrica La Aurora

Calzada de la Aurora, San Miguel de Allende 37700 Mexico +52 415 152 1312 http://www.fabricalaaurora.com
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4.5 based on 2,105 reviews

Fabrica La Aurora

Reviewed By T_Thull - Issaquah, United States

So many art galleries, it's almost over whelming. If you are looking for art in San Miguel, this stop should definitely be on your list. A wide variety of galleries present options for almost any taste. Local and international artists are represented as well as a couple shops selling antique art. Add to all that a few shops selling clothing, lighting, furniture and garden goods along with two restaurants and a coffee shop also on site in this large former textile factory, make for an interesting afternoon for art lovers. Suggestion: If you walk from the town square you can plan your route to take you through the "Mercado de Artesanias" which includes a few interesting shops along, with the usual tourist trinkets. Further along, "Calz de la Aurora" also has a number of interesting and worthwhile galleries on both sides of the street.

3. Arte & Antiguedades

Calzada La Aurora S/N, San Miguel de Allende 37717 Mexico +52 415 154 9911 [email protected] http://www.arteyantiguedades.mx/
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Arte & Antiguedades

4. Marquesa de Mancera

Cuna de Allende 3, Centro, San Miguel de Allende 37700 Mexico +52 415 152 1047 [email protected] http://www.marquesademancera.com
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Marquesa de Mancera

Hand Painted & Custom made furniture & objects: Headboards, Bedside tables, Lamps, Mirrors, Chairs...Decoration & Renovations. 30 years of decorating experience in Europe.

5. La Buhardilla

Calzada la Aurora S/n, San Miguel de Allende Mexico +52 415 154 9911 http://www.arteyantiguedades.mx
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La Buhardilla

Calzada de la Aurora S/N Local 15C, Fabrica la Aurora, San Miguel de Allende 37710 Mexico +52 415 152 8092 [email protected] http://www.persegallery.com
Per Se Gallery

7. La Finca

Carretera San Miguel de Allende Dolores Kilómetro 1.2 S/N,, San Miguel de Allende 37717 Mexico +52 415 121 4572 http://www.discoversma.com/places/mexico/guanajuato/san-miguel-de-allende/consignment-stores/la-finca-vintage-modern/
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8. Namuh

Camino A Alcocer Km 2.4, San Miguel de Allende Mexico +52 415 154 8080 [email protected] http://namuhmex.com/

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