VISITOR INFORMATION

VISITOR INFORMATION
HOURS
 
Most of our Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village Shops are open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.. Our restaurants stay open later into the evening, such as El Rincon Mexican Restaurant, which states to stay open until 9:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Each shop’s hours vary, on weekends and observed holidays. You can Browse the Shop pages in the Directory for exact shop hours. If there is a specific shop, restaurant, or gallery you are interested in, please feel free to call ahead to be sure.

DIRECTIONS

Listed below are directions if you are coming from the Phoenix Metro area as well as from Flagstaff. You may also view a larger, detailed Google Map for directions.

1) From Phoenix/Scottsdale Area

Take I-17 North toward Flagstaff, Leave I-17 at exit 298 (State Route 179). Drive 15 miles pass through 10 roundabouts into Sedona and cross over the Oak Creek Bridge. Tlaquepaque is on the immediate "left-hand-side" of the road.

2) From Flagstaff Area
To: 336 AZ-179 Sedona, AZ 86336

From I-17 take the AZ-89A S exit, EXIT 337, toward Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon.
Enter next roundabout and take the 1st exit onto W Shamrell Blvd/AZ-89A.
Enter the next roundabout and take the 3rd exit onto S State Route 89A/AZ-89A.
24.39 miles
Enter the next roundabout and take the 2nd exit onto Dry Creek Scenic Road/N State Route 89A/AZ-89A.
0.31 miles
Enter the next roundabout and take the 3rd exit onto Red Rock Scenic Byway/State Route 179/AZ-179.
0.32 miles
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, 336 AZ-179, Sedona, AZ, 336 AZ-179.
Your destination is just past Portal Ln.
If you reach Copper Cliffs Rd you've gone about 0.3 miles too far
PARKING

Parking while visiting Tlaquepaque is free. There are several parking lots surrounding the property and one additional lot, across the street, at our Tlaquepaque North location.
RVs, 5th wheelers, and tour buses can easily be parked in the Portal Lane lot, located directly northwest of Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, while you enjoy and explore Tlaquepaque. 

QR CODE FOR TLAQUEPAQUE MAP
and list of shops, galleries and restaurants.

DOGS

We are a pet-friendly destination. Tlaquepaque just asks that you keep your pets on a leash at all times and always clean up after them. There are water sources next to the restrooms if your furry friend needs a drink in the heat. And just a reminder, in Arizona it’s not a good idea to ever leave a pet in your car, windows cracked or not. The weather in Arizona can get extremely hot very quickly and unexpectedly, and we don’t want anything to happen to your furry family member.

PLACES TO STAY IN SEDONA

There are several local hotels to fit all budgets. You can stay at: Uptown Sedona, which is close to where we are located, West Sedona which is a short (10-minute) drive away, or the surrounding cities, such as The Village of Oak Creek, Oak Creek Canyon, and further out in beautiful cities like Cottonwood, to the southwest, and Flagstaff, to the north. Any of the popular travel sites, such as hotels.com or tripadvisor.com will help you to secure ideal lodging for your visit.

If you are visiting by way of an RV or travel trailer, there are several campgrounds and RV parks to choose from in the area. Rancho RV Park is highly rated and close to Tlaquepaque Village.

HIGH SEASON & PLANNING AHEAD

Sedona, known for its beauty and majesty​, attracts people from all around​ the world​. The high season is usually when Arizona weather is its most temperate​ and not too hot​, which is ​in ​February, March, ​and ​April. ​

Additionally, "three day" weekends such as the 4th of July​ and Memorial Day​ will pack Sedona’s roads and can make it interesting to get around. While any time ​of the year ​is the perfect time to visit Sedona and Tlaquepaque​ Arts & Crafts Village​, it’s good to know what to expect and plan ahead​ during high season and national holidays​.

You can read more about beautiful Sedona on our “Visiting Sedona” page.


WEDDINGS

We are known for our "world class" wedding venues. If you are interested in having your wedding here, please contact us. Let us know your name, phone number, and the proposed date(s) you are planning on holding your wedding.

Our signature “Simply I Do” wedding package is perfect for small, intimate parties of 2-6. For larger parties, you may contact one of our preferred partners for pricing and availability. You are required to use one of our preferred partners.

We do, however, only allow caterer's from our approved caterers list. If you have dietary requirements, please contact them with your inquiry.

If you’re interested in seeing our venues first hand you may book a tour. Please call the office at (928) 282-4838. Tours are available Wednesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM.

For other "wedding related" information such as information about our wedding venues with virtual tours, viewing videos of happy couples on their special day, wedding policies and procedures, and much more, please visit the wedding section of our website.

Please inquire for Corporate Event pricing, details, and guidelines.

PHOTO PERMITS

Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village is the perfect stage for your next photo shoot. Whether that be for bridal couples wishing to take pictures in the romantic setting of Tlaquepaque who are not getting married here or for engagements, family reunions, fashion shoots, advertising shoots, and more.

Simply secure a photo permit in advance by calling (928) 282-4838 or by contacting us on our website. We will need to know the date and time of your request and how many people will be accompanying the photographer.

Photo permits start at  $100.00 and are based on availability. Couples getting married at Tlaquepaque do not require a photo permit.


EVENTS

There are a variety of fun, family-friendly, and culturally rich events throughout the year. If you are planning a trip, be sure to view our calendar of events to see what’s happening at Tlaquepaque.

TLAQUEPAQUE MAGAZINE

There is so much activity around Tlaquepaque: new expansions, new tenants, and the latest events. Tlaquepaue Magazine is a great way to stay current with what’s happening and to get to know the shops, galleries, and restaurants better. Published quarterly, it’s also good to get an idea of the seasonal events. Browse the latest edition as well as past issues on the Tlaquepaque Magazine page.

WALKSEDONA.COM

The Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau has created a neat little app called WalkSedona.com. It shows local restaurants, galleries, and points of interest in and around Sedona, Arizona. Explore the interactive map »

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