Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is an absolute must-visit in Sedona. This charming, beautifully designed arts village feels like a step into a tranquil Mexican plaza with winding walkways, shaded courtyards, and bubbling fountains. The variety of galleries and shops is impressive—everything from handcrafted jewelry and fine art to unique home décor and clothing. We especially enjoyed browsing the art galleries and interacting with local artists. There’s a relaxed, welcoming vibe that makes it perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll, gift shopping, or just soaking in the atmosphere. The restaurants and cafés tucked throughout the village are great for a break midway through exploring. Pro tip: Visit later in the afternoon or around sunset—soft light enhances the charm of the adobe-style architecture and courtyards, and there are often live musicians or performers around. Highly recommended for art lovers, families, and anyone who appreciates authentic local culture.

Art galleries, unique Boutiques, Rock and Souvenir shops. Restaurants from brewery to romantic date. Chai tea place offers unique experience, just sit and chill while you sipping on your tea and goodies. Coffee shops with local sweets. Walking around feels like you are in Europe. Perfect location for s wedding. April-October live Flamenco music enhansing Sedona's experience.

When your in Sedona, it's a must visit!! Beautiful architecture, outdoors with trees abound. A great time is fall, leaves are changing to fall colors, 60 degree weather under sunny and partly cloudy days. Several shops and a couple good places to eat in this center. I ate at Oak Creek Brewery and Grill when I visited, which was absolutely wonderful. I walked leisurely throughout the center and popped in a few of the art shops, rug stores;etc. Even on a Wednesday it was busy with people visiting and shopping from all over the world. A great experience.

Such a cute shopping town! My sister and I visited this village while on our vacation to Sedona and it was amazing. They have awesome food spots and cute mugs/stones to shop as well. Must visit on a sunny day. They also have a Chai place called “Chai Spot” and I absolutely loved that too

Cool little village to check out. We enjoyed wandering around late in the day. Crowds had subsided and having things lit up made it more cozy. Place is supposed to close at 6, but a lot of the shops were already closed. Some really nice art galleries. We came later in the day so the parking was easy to get, but I bet it would be insane earlier in the day. Getting into the lot of a bit of a mess as well given the entrance is far too narrow. We watched a number of people in cars fighting back and forth trying to get in and out. Still, it was worth a stop on the way back from hiking. Not sure it would be a destination for me though.

This place is a must-see when visiting Sedona. The design of this shopping center closely resembles an old town. The atmosphere is serene. You can also book certain tours from here. The shopping center is well kept, safe and offers plenty of things to do for people of all ages. There are great restaurants and places to just sit and relax while you prepare for your next adventure in Sedona.

Charming outdoor shopping village with unique architecture and style. Good amount of parking space available. Multiple beautiful fountains and tasteful decorations. Very pleasant place to take a walk or to have a cup of coffee.

Very unique and beautiful buildings to walk around and enjoy the Mexican architecture here. Love the flute musician playing by the secret garden cafe. There was a newly opened underpass connecting the North and South mall, it was a nice short walk by the water.

The Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping district in Sedona is definitely a MUST-SEE destination! While walking through the cultural/ shopping center you will see beautiful sculptures, lush landscaping filled with vibrant flowers and glorious trees, Spanish inspired architecture, and ornate fountains with water features galore! There are soooo many cool bar/restaurants, art galleries, shops, and this is where you can sign up for Jeep tours through the desert too! I would recommend spending about 3 hours here if you want to grab a bite and check everything out. If you don't want to eat or grab a drink here ... you can probably check everything out fairly quickly in under 2 hours. Please keep in mind most of the galleries here maintain fine art; thus shopping and eating here can be fairly expensive in comparison to other places.

What looks like a completely reconstructed Mexican village is based on just that, down to the adobe walls and numerous narrow alleys with fountains and statues waiting in the many corners and courtyards to be discovered. It's actually an outdoor shopping center, though one that's focused more on artsy stuff - ceramics, tiles, stones, sculptures et al - and a bunch of restaurants woven in between. The wares tend to be high priced, which is understandable given that it caters to tourists, but it's still a lovely stop and a very cool place to walk around in the nicely designed, architecturally impressive complex. A good way to kill a couple of hours in the heat of the day.

Tlaquepaque is a beautiful place to look at art, get some good food, exercise as you walk around its picturesque grounds or just to take a picture under the arch. There's a little something for everyone. It's definitely a must-see when in Sedona.

Very unique and beautiful outdoor shopping area in Sedona! There are many galleries and shops with wonderful souvenirs especially if you're looking for high quality art and home accessories. Very aesthetic atmosphere and a wonderful way to enjoy the beautiful area and shop at the same time.

The architecture of the shopping village is adorable (especially if you want a break from big box stores), but a lot of the shops are pretty commercial unfortunately. It's a great place to stop by for maybe 30m to an hour to get the vibes but not worth going into every store. We really liked the dog store in Tlaquepaque North!

You simply can't visit Sedona without stopping by the Tlaquepaque. This fascinating Arts and Crafts outdoor mall has a lot to offer. Now I wouldn't come here expecting a Nike or Lulu Lemon being as the shops are very unique to the area with many selling art pieces, jewelry, traditional clothing accessories and more. You can get a good grasp on the history of Sedona just by visiting a few shops. In addition to shopping there are a few places to either grab a snack or sit down at a restaurant and have a full meal. The parking is plentiful being as entrances from almost every angle. Still though can get a little congested so giving how busy these place can get but it's worthwhile to drop in and see all this little village has to offer

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is on everyone's list to visit! def the quintessential thing to do in Sedona! once we walked into the village, you just feel like you traveled to another country! everything is so clean and maintained, such a delightful place to visit and enjoy your day/night tons of galleries, eateries and shopping we spent about an hour on the ground level, we did not go up to any balconies, which i am sure, views were exquisite tons of photo ops live performers/musicians good vibes and relaxing parking: free parking, may have to circle a few times tho..

A very cute, artistic shopping plaza. Full of niche items and stores, and some decent places to eat. A fun place to stop by if you're visiting Sedona! You will find a lot of arts, clothing boutiques, and other small businesses alongside some restaurants. A lot of these items are going to be "wants" not "needs" and can tend to teeter on the more expensive side. I really enjoy some of the unique finds here, and friendly store people across the board. The architecture is also a sight to behold and there are some beautiful picture spots here.

Did I just land in a Mexican village in the 1800s? Possibly! Located in beautiful Sedona this is a must stop when visiting this top tourist destination. Tons of shops and mostly art galleries. Most of the galleries do not let you take photos so just buy it or sneak some shots in like I did. Live music once a week and a cute little wedding chapel for private ceremonies too. Don't miss!

Artisan goods, art galleries, used books & records, chai, restaurants - Tlaquepaque has it all! The history of this place is very interesting, developed as a thriving Mexican arts village, after three men made many visits there. Sycamore trees provide an incredible backdrop and cover, and we made a few visits here for shopping and restaurants. On Sunday to Tuesday there is gypsy music in the courtyard and Rincon restaurant has drinks available. Highly recommend a visit or two to Tlaquepaque.

Such a beautiful area! You could be convinced you were in a Spanish or Italian village here, it feels like another time. Great restaurants, lots of paling options, and a fun variety of stores. When we were there we saw live music and dancing in the courtyard, it felt like the place to be! All the shop owners we talked to were really friendly. Overall this was a highlight of our Sedona trip and we enjoyed researching the history of the space on our drive the next day.

My wife shopped, spent the money and I took pictures. Nice scenery and variety of shops. Relaxing and away from the rat race of sterile malls.

Tlaquepaque is a great shopping stop while in Sedona. The scenery is beautiful and most of it is shaded. It's pretty much an outlet style shopping center. They have clothing, kids stores, local shops food etc. we always stop in while we're in the area to see what we find.

This is a beautiful place. I can see why some might believe that its a tourist trap, but I felt that about other shopping places in Arizona. No one pressures you into purchase anything here, but it is an enjoyable visit nevertheless. We came here during Mother's Day, and it was busy, but not terribly crowded to my surprise. The architecture and design is very Spanish plaza like. There are plenty of shops with original artwork, and creative craftsmanship, but at a cost. The restaurants are hard to choose from, and fortunately, we chose wisely. I recommend The Secret Garden, very tasty food there.

My lady friend and I had a wonderful Mother's Day, touring the town visiting the shops and having a wonderful lunch.

Nestled in Sedona this huge Mecca of arts and crafts and a couple of restaurants, brewery, Tea shop and lots of local gifty type stores. Nice just to even walk around and take in all the things to see. We found the great Secret garden cafe here. Definitely go there ! The chai spot was awesome and cool. There was a fascinating liquor store with all these flavored bourbons, vodkas, gins, whiskey and pretty much any liquor! They decorated beautifully for the fall do I imagine Christmas looks fantastic. Plenty of parking and there's an extension of the plaza across the street with a few more stores and a bakery and ice cream store. Great way to spend a few hours if your not hiking ! Sine really fascinating sculptures, paintings and jewelry. None of it is really cheap just so you know ! But you pay for everything these days. Enjoyed seeing the arts and coffee at the secret garden !

What a terrific shopping village with shops, restaurants and sight seeing opportunities. A joy to visit and the shops are one of a kind. So much fun. Highly recommended

This plaza is the heart of Sedona. It has many options to eat, shop and just chill during daytime. Tons of parking spots available and easy to walk around. There are shops on both sides of streets. Lot of art and jewelry places as well.

Such a unique area! Great food and shopping, beautiful decor and architecture! This is really a large space and if you do both sides and the shops with lunch, I would plan to be there at least 3 hours. Parking looked to be tricky but we got lucky and pulled in as someone was leaving.

If you like shopping, this is the place to stroll and window shop! Lots of art galleries, food stalls, and many others. There is also a bookshop while included vinyl records, coffee and chai places. The place has over 50 shops where you can buy all kinds of art in every medium.

Love this place but was hopeful for more hand made items and a lot less manufactured and supper high end art / sculpture. We still spent money and had fun so obviously we found stuff we liked.

Great shopping area in Sedona area with a lot of art shops. Much less crowded than downtown Sedona and very beautiful and pleasant to walk around.

If you're visiting Sedona, this place is a MUST! We stopped here after hiking for the morning, and absolutely loved it! A beautiful area that is peaceful and a wonderful place to relax and get a good bite/shop after hiking or "just because"! It does seem like a "village" when I think about how big this place is! It is quite large with a vast number of cute boutiques, cafes, restaurants, shops as well as a cool art gallery and small church! It has a European and romantic feel to it with the beautiful buildings, fountains, and greenery! We were quite impressed and thoroughly enjoyed it! Highly recommend and would put it on the "do-not-miss" list ;)

Every time we go to Sedona this place is a must! We live going to our favorite store which is a candle making store and we always try to get a custom while we're here to bring home! They have great little shops to see all the beautiful local art and great places to grab a drink or some food!

Killed some time after hiking at Talackipacki (as my mother-in-law pronounces it). Lots parking and beautiful artwork & sculptures scattered throughout the grounds. The parking lot and grounds are very clean and well groomed. It's a strange, little maze of art galleries, shops, cafés and restaurants. It's a cool spot to walk around and take in a different perspective of Sedona. The sculptures and fountains are beautiful. The galleries are kinda cool to walk around and look at as they center their work around local artists. There's staircases and alleys that snake throughout the village. It's actually kinda cool. I've never been here before and it's worth a stop if you have some time to waste in Sedona. Grab a bite to eat. Take in the artwork. Enjoy some iced coffee or an ice cream cone! A worthy spot in the heart of Sedona!

"Best of Everything" You can't visit Sedona without stopping by this shopping area. It's so peaceful here. It's a great spot to take a walk or to shop and dine at. One nice thing about this location is that it is a little distance from the main touristy area. I love the art galleries here. You can find anything from Southwest to contemporary to Native American artwork here. Sometimes you can catch an artist in the middle of crafting something. There are also shops that sell clothing and accessories. Tlaquepaque village was built back in the 70's and is nestled within a bunch of giant sycamore trees. It has lots of walkways with large water fountains in the courtyards. The building structure itself is made of stucco with large ached entryways and vines growing on the walls. For the longest time I couldn't pronounce the name Tlaquepaque until my friend corrected me. Now I say it over and over because it is fun to say out loud (pronounced T-lockey-pockey). There are some nice restaurants within the Village. Oak Creek Brewery is a regular stop for me and a good one to grab a burger and a beer. El Rincon Restaurante Mexicano has been around forever and Secret Garden Cafe serves up a light lunch or breakfast. They have many events that occur here that you can check out on their website. My favorite time to visit Tlaquepaque Village is during Fall season when they decorate everything with harvest decorations. You can find some beautiful vibrant colorful artwork of sugar skulls around the village to celebrate Día de los Muertos too. Many of the leaves will change to Fall colors in the surrounding trees during this time which adds to the beauty of this place.

I decided to take a day off from hiking and explore the rest of Sedona. This shopping area has a Spanish colonial design along with deciduous trees. It took you to Europe with a nice contrast to the surrounding area. I reminded me of old cities where you wander through a maze of courtyards and many had fountains. Majority of the shops were galleries. I gravitated toward the mobiles and the whimsy it added to the environment. Soft soothing flute sounds resonated the stone walls with a live musician. Since I am not much of a shopper, I sought out the cafes. There were at least five, and you have eateries and other shops to explore. Some tips: Aside from the main parking lot there are smaller ones off the main road (179?). The adjoining parking lot is for resort guests only. I parked across the street where the other half of the market is located.

I love this place! Located in the edge of Sedona, Tiaquepqque (how does one say that?) has beautiful plazas and walkways lots of boutiques and restaurants to make the time spent well enjoyed. Here you will find my favorite breakfast place, the Pump House and many more good restaurants. There is plenty of parking. I walked downhill from town and let me tell you that walk back was tough for a flat lander like me!

Those of you who are wondering what Tlaquepaque (Tuh-lah-kay-paa-kee) means, it's ancient Aztec language (used by Nahuati Native Indians) meaning "best of everything." If you're visiting Sedona, this place is a good place to stop by. Interesting collection of artisan shops/galleries & restaurants/cafes in a beautiful setting. I visited during the Christmas holiday season and it was decorated celestially. The shopping center itself is built gorgeously (Pueblo Revival style, old Spanish mission style) & you can walk around the shopping center and get some great pictures while you shop. It has to be one of the must stop by places for tourists in Sedona. I enjoyed this shopping center more than the Uptown Sedona. You can spend a great deal of time at this place because this shopping center offers best of everything (also the shopping center is quite big)!

Beautiful ambiance with Spanish-style architecture. Besides little shops and eateries, there are a lot of spots where you can sit and just take in the views. The shops are on the more expensive side. Other than that, parking spots get filled REALLY quickly.

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village in Sedona is a place to leisurely shop an incredibly unique array of shops and intriguing galleries along with fabulous eateries within a massive, beautiful and relaxing shopping village. A recent edition of 'Sedona Food & Wine' calls it "The Art & Soul of Sedona" - which I agree, it certainly is! One feels transported into the serenity of Old World settings - all conducive and inspiring strolling through the village. Arches, trees, fountains, storefronts, sculptures, plants, murals and the maze-like in and outs helps in losing you to the environ. Great place to go and highly, highly recommended.

What an adorable and just absolutely architecturally stunning set of buildings that create the cutest shopping village ever. Plus, bonus points if you come around the holidays as this place gets completely transformed with holiday cheer. Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village have so so many cute little shops to check out, you could spend a full afternoon here enjoying and exploring. I wish I had more time to check it all out! There's a second floor too to give you a different vantage point as well. All in all, it's a fun place to explore and appreciate some really gorgeous architecture. And if you're in the mood for some shopping, I would highly recommend coming here to check out the shops! It's basically at the heart of downtown Sedona as well, so you'll be passing through it no matter what! Perhaps my favorite part of Tlaquepaque was knowing that this entire village was built in & around a whole grove of Arizona sycamores and there was a rule that all the buildings would need to be built around the sycamores, none could be removed. So the sycamores really are incorporated into the village in beautiful ways and I have come to reaaaallllyyyy appreciate these trees throughout this trip! :)

Beautiful shopping and food area! It definitely doesn't feel like you're in Arizona let alone the US. Major italy or spain vibes. We really love all the areas and shopping you can do. The kids love seeing all the fountains and flowers. It's even beautiful in the fall. Only reason I'm giving four stars is because it is higher end shopping. Food is 30/50$ a person in almost every spot. 2 coffees and 2 cupcakes were 40$ so just prepare to spend. You could even get professional pictures done in any of the areas!

Super awesome place to check out in Sedona, very beautiful area to walk around with a handful of shops and food/ desert spots. They also have a wine tasting at one of the shops.

This shopping center is fancy - and has tons of shops to keep you busy. Easy to find and plenty of parking. Not only did we find a ton of cool shops to keep us busy and tons of art and jewelry, but there are restaurants and cafes. It's much larger than it looks with a few levels and is laid out in a beautiful manner with old trees and ivy growing on the buildings. It's got a very unique charm and even if you don't purchase anything, it's gorgeous and relaxing just to walk around. We saw a quilt shop, several unique gift shops, an outdoor gift shop, an antique shop, several art galleries and jewelry shops, a Chai tea shop, a gelato and ice cream store, a kitchen store, a dog store, etc. etc. You get the idea.

Feels like you're in a different country! Very fun place to walk around. High end shopping to browse. Very pet friendly and kid friendly. A bit crowded, but understandably so. Don't miss if you're in Sedona!

Coming from Las Vegas, NV first time in Sedona AZ, I was delighted to see this place. It had food,culture be prepared to be wowed when you see this place. Traveler Note: Plan to come early parking is limited. I parked at the shop across the street from the shopping village. Open Daily 10am-6pm. El Rincon Mexican stays open until 9pm on Friday and Saturdays. Pet Friendly they even do weddings. I mean who wouldn't the place is gorgeous! There 9 restaurants the restaurant I enjoyed was The Chai Spot and El Rincon Mexican Restaurant. I can spend hours in the place so much places to explore. Their was a musician playing music around the plaza . Restroom we're cleaned and we'll maintained. Great service from each store that greeted me with welcome . I definitely would come to the place again. I think other than the Red rock mountains in Sedona this place is definitely worth the drive!

Absolutely delightful area. Only about 40 years old, the developers did an amazing job replicating authenticity. It feels like you've traveled to a beautiful little village in another country. A Sedona highlight.

When you have some time, this village is the ultimate window shopping experience. A true colony of art and dining.

Gorgeous shopping plaza in the style of a Spanish village. Lots to see, drink, and eat here. It was fun just wondering around after a day of hiking. I can't wait to come back and truly enjoy taking my time looking around!

I had the pleasure of visiting Sedona this weekend. After doing some research, Tlaquepaque was a must-see for me as I love local art galleries! Tlaquepaque is located close to downtown Sedona and has ample parking reserved for people visiting this shopping area. The building itself was absolutely stunning!! I felt like I was transported into an Italian villa! I found myself wondering down hidden paths and sitting on flowing water features supporting glorious sculptures. I talked to the crossing guard working there and he told me that this beautiful building was specifically built for one purpose; to show off beautiful art. I had a splendid time shopping around the stores. Sedona has some creative minds and this shopping center showcases a lot of them. I had so much fun strolling in and out of different galleries all day. Due to the high quality of the products on display, Tlaquepaque is very expensive. I enjoyed window shopping around, but be prepared that if you are coming to shop, it will cost you a pretty penny.

A beautiful shopping corridor perfect for tourists! I love walking through the buildings. Everything is photogenic. I couldn't take a bad picture here. They have, candles, art, toys, jewelry and more. The people who work in thr boutiques here are so lovely and welcoming. Thr day we came the air was brisk and the wind was blowing through the beautiful wind art near thr back of the property part of an art gallery. A very magical place. I can see our Hoymay and I shopping here! Ha ha We had a nice time and picked up a few items along the way. I would like to go backnwhen we have more time.

It was so pretty and beautiful place. We came there Halloween season so that Halloween decorations were put up . Actually , it felt like I was in Coco which was Disney movie .

Love coming here. So beautiful, tons to look at, tons to buy, tons of food/restaurants. It's very easy to spend hours here. Today when we went they had some nice live music in the center of the plaza. The shops are very pricey though so keep that in mind. And at most shops, they will be right up behind you until you either buy something or ask them questions about the product/art. Only issue will always be the parking until it gets fixed. It's constantly over packed here and there's never enough parking. The dirt lots are even worse

So cute!! A local craftswoman recommended this spot and it did not disappoint. It's like being transported to Latin America. A wonderful historical replica fashioned in the likeness of Tlaquepaque in Jalisco. A great place to take pictures, enjoy local arts and crafts, and dine in the shade. I would dedicate a couple hours here to walk leisurely on the cobblestone streets, sip some chai, and mozy around the craft vendors. When we were there, live music was playing, the fountains were bubbling and the air was crisp! It's a great fit for kate afternoon into the evening. Be aware parking is limited, but it's definitely worth the trek out here if you're in the Sedona area.

Super quaint neat shopping area. Mostly filled with galleries and jewelry shops with a few restaurants located inside. They have a North and South side. More options on the South end and much nicer with the fountains and the church sitting in the middle with corridors to go through for pictures. Parking is tough to find, probably have to parking one of the other plazas. Chai spot probably the best place to rest and reset. Super relaxing with a upstairs patio with traditional Indian furniture with vibrant colors not too mention the Chai is also very good as well. I would say a must if you're in Sedona. If you're looking for milk tea this is probably the best you can find there with relatively decent price at $5 a cup vs Sonos boba $8

This location is a MUST if your visiting Sedona! I've been here several times and I'm always taken back by how serene and beautiful it is. We stopped by on a Monday and it was surprisingly busy for a Monday morning. There is definitely plenty to do. They have shops, art stores, restaurants, and a few coffee shops. Oh and they have more then enough cute places for pictures! Parking is a hot mess though so do be patient. I circled the place for about 45 min before finally finding a spot. There are two sides to these shops so do cross the street and check out their other side!

Really cute spot for Instagram worthy shots. It reminds me of being in Portugal/Spain! Also a lot of cute little shops for souvenirs, like soaps, pottery, jewelry, wines, vinegars, oils. There's also a public restroom here, lots of little nooks to explore and easy parking.

I was at Tlaquepaque on Wednesday September 27th all of it was very dirty to include shops, restaurants and public restrooms. The entire place needs a thorough cleaning.

Sedona is an amazing place and Tlaquepaque is the perfect little shopping area to spend time and do some souvenir shopping. Loved the architecture and decor