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La Paz Intl - Manuel Marquez de Leon
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La Paz's own airport; smaller and domestic-focused. International service is limited/seasonal.
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La Paz's own airport; smaller and domestic-focused. International service is limited/seasonal.
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Cheaper and more international flights; a common alternate arrival for La Paz despite the drive.
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Centro, La Paz, BCS
Multi-brand boutique championing local makers — jewelry, bags, cosmetics and clothing, the majority produced right in La Paz. English-speaking owner.
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Independencia 413, Centro, 23000 La Paz, BCS
A block from the cathedral, Casa Parra gathers authentic folk and native art from across Mexico — jewelry, wood carvings, ceramics, textiles and baskets — often with artisans demonstrating their work.
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Centro, La Paz, BCS
Three or four rotating galleries of local artists plus music, theater and art programming. A quick, rewarding stop in the historic center.
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Calle 5 de Mayo 306, Centro, 23000 La Paz, BCS
Independent gallery in the historic center showing regional contemporary work, a short walk from the cathedral square.
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Ignacio Allende 275D, Centro, 23000 La Paz, BCS
A collaborative shop run by eight local women, a few blocks up from the Malecón: handmade jewelry, art prints and postcards, natural cosmetics, books and notebooks.
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Navarro esq. Altamirano y Héroes de la Independencia, Centro, 23000 La Paz, BCS
The state art gallery inside the Unidad Cultural Profesor Jesús Castro Agúndez, with rotating contemporary exhibitions by Sudcaliforniano and national painters, sculptors and photographers. Free entry.
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Francisco I. Madero 825, Col. El Esterito, 23020 La Paz, BCS
Neighborhood gallery in El Esterito with rotating shows of local painting and mixed-media art.
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Guillermo Prieto 625, Col. El Esterito, 23020 La Paz, BCS
A La Paz institution for 60+ years: a mother-and-daughter team hand-throws and hand-paints talavera-style ceramics on-site, from tiles and dishes to large pots. Made only here. Generally Mon–Fri 9–3, Sat 9–2; cash preferred.