Pasaje Morelos

Behind the Fray Marcos on Calle Campillo is an alleyway that is home to a multitude of curio stores and street vendors who set up tables to sell a variety of Mexican tourist goods, from wallets to metal art, wood carvings, rugs, ceramic tile, furniture, glassware and pottery.

Some of the more prominent curio shops, like the Juarez Shopping Center, Don Quixote and Paradise Curios, will place some of their larger and more interesting items on the walkway outside of their stores, to lure shoppers inside to see more.

In addition to being a nice, shady place to stroll and see some of Nogales, Mexico’s more interesting sale items, Pasaje Morelos also has a small dentist office, a restaurant-bar and park benches for visitors to sit and rest.

You can also enter Pasaje Morelos from its south end, located behind the Parroquia la Purísima Concepción church. The south side is accessible from Avenida Obregon to the west and Avenida Adolfo Lopez Mateos (the street where the front of the church is located) to the east.

Plaza Pesqueira
Calle Campillo
Avenida Obregon
Pasaje Morelos
El Triangulo
Cortinez – Elias Calles