Tlaquepaque Village

The Tlaquepaque is an arts and crafts village that is located in Sedona, Arizona. It offers an international shopping experienced that is renowned for some of the best shopping in the region. In fact, its Mexican style design has given it a distinctive charm, attracting visitors for over thirty-seven years.

Since the 70's, Sedona's (Arizona) Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village has attracted millions of visitors. It provides the perfect vacation shopping excursion for all those who expect high standards of international levels in shopping, art and dining. Its architecture also provides an additional warmth to all who walk its tree lined streets.

The village was constructed as a copy of the traditional Mexican style village, complete with a central fountain and plenty of burritos to go around. It sits under the shaded sycamore trees, along the Oak Creek riverbanks. In fact, its name translation is very true to its description of the village, meaning 'best of everything'. As most tourists come to realize, any trip to Sedona is not complete if they do not take the opportunity to enjoy the village.

There are varied shops, galleries, restaurants and other craft shops. Galleries sell exquisite original glass, sculpture, pottery, vases, tiles, antiques, candles, gems, clothing, wood crafts, quilts, fine art, Navajo art and jewelry pieces that in some cases cannot be found anywhere else. Local artisans and musicians done the sidewalks all to the tranquil sounds of acoustic guitar playing both romantic and tranquil music. Restaurants serve everything American, but also focus on international flavors, including Mexican, French, Italian, Chinese and so much more.

The village offers a traditionally Arizonan style experience for those seeking a place to get married. Intimately orchestrated ceremonies are held in the every denomination chapel, sealed with the warmth of village hospitality. Varied packages are available.

Finally, Tlaquepaque sets the record straight with adventures tours to nearby recreational destinations. Tourist and adventure firms offer excursions to canyons, historical places and even sports venues.

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