Directions to Plaza San Jacinto

At the 'San Jacinto' square you will find more than 300 plastic artists, show paintings, sculptures, engravings and photographs. Right across the 'San Jacinto' square it is open to the public every Saturday, the 'Bazaar del Sabado', where you may find crafts from all over the country and a mexican cuisine restaurant.

Around the square you may also find the 'Isidro Fabela' Cultural Center: crafts, furniture and antique shops, and restaurants.

This is a magic place filled with mexican art and crafts, you will also be delighted with the coffee shops and restaurants that have a unique mexican style and the taste of the city.

Address: Miramón s/n, Col. San Ángel, Álvaro Obregón , Mexico City, 01000

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