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Paseo 60 (boutiques and spa row)

  • SpecialtySmall courtyard of boutiques, design shops and cafes near Paseo de Montejo
  • HoursDaily, shops generally midday to evening (confirm locally)
  • Price$$ - $$$

Paseo 60 is a small courtyard of boutiques, design shops and cafes on Calle 60 between Calle 33 and Calle 35, in the Zona Paseo Montejo of Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. It sits a short walk from the Paseo de Montejo boulevard and its historic mansions, and it appeals to visitors who prefer a quieter, curated shopping stop to the busy markets of the Centro.

Paseo 60 is a small courtyard of boutiques, design shops and cafes on Calle 60 between Calle 33 and Calle 35, in the Zona Paseo Montejo of Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. It sits a short walk from the Paseo de Montejo boulevard and its historic mansions, and it appeals to visitors who prefer a quieter, curated shopping stop to the busy markets of the Centro. The mix of tenants leans toward independent fashion, home and design items, regional-inspired clothing, accessories, jewellery, and wellness services, with a few cafes and eateries around the courtyard. Compared with generic souvenir shops, the shops here tend to emphasise design, materials and smaller production runs, and many present contemporary interpretations of Yucatecan themes, such as embroidery motifs, linen clothing and handmade accessories. Quality is generally higher than at tourist stalls, and the proportion of mass-produced trinkets is low, but prices are correspondingly higher, with the price range ranging from moderate to expensive by local standards. Bargaining is not customary in boutiques, and visitors should expect fixed prices. Payment by card is usually accepted in boutiques of this kind, though cash in pesos remains useful, and tourist tax refunds are not typically offered on such purchases. The atmosphere is relaxed and shaded, suited to browsing at a slow pace, and it is much quieter than the market district. Food and drink are available on site or nearby, including coffee, light meals and juices at the courtyard cafes, and more restaurants are found along nearby streets and on Paseo de Montejo. The layout is a single compact courtyard, so the whole centre can be seen in under an hour, and it pairs well with a walk along Paseo de Montejo or a visit to nearby museums. Trading hours are generally from midday to evening, and individual shops set their own schedules, so closures on some days are possible. Visitors should confirm opening times locally, particularly on Sundays and public holidays, and consider arriving in the late afternoon when the heat eases.

Practical information for Paseo 60 (boutiques and spa row) · Last updated September 2026
Hours Daily, shops generally midday to evening (confirm locally)
Price $$ - $$$
Address Calle 60 between Calle 33 and Calle 35, Zona Paseo Montejo, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán

Location

Calle 60 between Calle 33 and Calle 35, Zona Paseo Montejo, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán

20.9839, -89.6197 View on map

Highlights

  • Browse independent boutiques and design shops in a shaded courtyard
  • Find contemporary takes on Yucatecan embroidery and linen clothing
  • Stop at courtyard cafes for coffee and light meals
  • Combine the visit with a walk along Paseo de Montejo

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive from midday onward, as many shops open late
  • Expect fixed prices; haggling is not customary in boutiques
  • Carry a card and some pesos, since payment options vary by shop
  • Visit in the late afternoon, when the heat eases
  • Confirm opening times locally on Sundays and holidays

Frequently asked questions

What kind of shops are at Paseo 60?

It is a small courtyard of boutiques, design shops and cafes, with a focus on independent fashion, accessories and home items.

Can visitors haggle here?

Bargaining is not customary in boutiques. Prices are normally fixed.

Where is it?

It is on Calle 60 between Calle 33 and Calle 35 in the Zona Paseo Montejo, within walking distance of Paseo de Montejo.

Is there food on site?

Cafes in and around the courtyard serve coffee, light meals and juices, and more restaurants are nearby.