Floreria Mercado Jamaica
Flower market · Jamaica ·

Floreria Mercado Jamaica

Flower market · Jamaica ·

Mexico City's premier flower market with produce, crafts, and food

flower market
colorful displays
produce stalls
food stalls
candy
local crafts
fresh produce
masterful arrangements
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Floreria Mercado Jamaica by Photo by Julie Schwietert Collazo
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Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null
Floreria Mercado Jamaica by null

Information

Guillermo Prieto 45, Jamaica, Venustiano Carranza, 15800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Free street parking

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Guillermo Prieto 45, Jamaica, Venustiano Carranza, 15800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

+52 55 5741 0002
mercadojamaica.com
@mercadodejamaica
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Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Free street parking
•Paid street parking
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe

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Jan 30, 2026

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"The city’s principal flower market offers visitors a fragrant, colorful walk through much of the region’s native flora and fauna, available to be bundled into a bouquet and taken back to your home. Available for your admiration are roses, lilies, daisies, ferns, and violets galore, among other rare and special species. Visit during Dia de Muertos to see trucks carting in pink and orange cempasuchil, or Mexican marigolds, for family members to buy to decorate their ofrendas at home or their loved ones’ graves. Build a bundle to decorate your hotel room with—or better yet, to dry and frame as a memory for when you return home." - Scarlett Lindeman

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"Browse Blooms at Mercado de Jamaica No, Customs won't let you take them home with you, but that shouldn't keep you from visiting Mercado de Jamaica to see the riot of colorful flowers lining floors and stalls. This market, which has been Mexico City 's premier flower market for more than 50 years, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, year-round. In addition to chilangos stopping by to pick up an affordable bouquet for their home, expect to see vendors who specialize in gigantic funerary wreaths preparing dozens of impressive memorial displays."

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"The city’s principal flower market offers visitors a fragrant, colorful walk through much of the region’s native flora and fauna, available to be bundled into a bouquet and taken back to your home. Available for your admiration are roses, lilies, daisies, ferns, and violets galore, among other rare and special species. Visit during Dia de Muertos to see trucks carting in pink and orange cempasuchil , or Mexican marigolds, for family members to buy to decorate their ofrendas at home or their loved ones’ graves. Build a bundle to decorate your hotel room with—or better yet, to dry and frame as a memory for when you return home." - Scarlett Lindeman, Lauren Stroh

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the flower market. It's out of the way but gorgeous

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ekin S.

Google
100+ flower vendors, very beautiful and vibrant displays. Also various fruits/vegetable stalls that's slightly better than some of the other wet markets. Worth a visit if you like colorful things.

Musicians M.

Google
Wonderful market . Independent traders Spices, food and flowers. Little food stalls for tasty snacks. Toilets by the entrance are clean. Great murals on walls outside. Arrived by metro . Sadly this type and size of traditional market no longer exists in UK .Much more fun than an out of town multinational supermarket.

Atul T.

Google
Wow what an explosion of colors. This is a hustling/bustling market with loads of flowers, fresh produce and local crafts. It would be easy to spend an hour or two to explore this market. A must see and do!

Sadie L.

Google
My absolute favorite mercado! Spacious market, open air but covered. Glorious flowers and masterful arrangements. Spices, candy, party decorations, snacks, produce, and pet supplies also available for sale. MUST SEE! We almost skipped it because we thought 'eh it's just flowers, it's not like we're gonna buy a bouquet'. Loved this place!

Teresa F.

Google
Very cool market with so many gorgeous flowers, plants, candy, fruits, vegetables, and food stands.

C C

Google
An exotic flower market in the centre of Mexico City. While prices were generally reasonable, some vendors did charge higher prices for tourists. Overall, it was a fantastic experience visiting this market.

Melanie T.

Google
What a unique market! Mercado Jamaica is most well known as being a flower market. It was cool seeing the hustle and bustle of all the various flowers being sold. There are also stalls selling produce, meat, dried goods, sweets, snacks, and household items (I didn't see any souvenir knick knacks being sold though. We arrived shortly before 10 am on a Friday to avoid any potential crowds, and it seemed to work. We walked around for about 45 minutes and ended up buying some candies to bring home. I did wish they had stalls selling hot food (like tacos, etc.) but I didn't see any. Worth visiting if you have time!

Julianne T.

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It’s a beautiful market with many sections. Flowers, Party stuffs, grocery and food stalls. I really enjoy a lunch there and then wander about to see other section, then get some food before heading home. Love it!