2. Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village

SEDONA.   Named for a Guadalajara, Mexico suburb, this shopping center is Sedona's most elegant and sophisticated. Its architecture relies on Spanish Colonial precedents, and many items were brought from Mexico expressly for the complex. The place's charm is evident in graceful trees, pleasant courtyards, trickling fountains, and a small chapel. Most of the retailers deal in fine art, although some are dedicated to clothing, jewelry, and specialty items. A handful of successful restaurants also operates on the grounds, which are worthy for a look on their own merit. Although Tlaquepaque was built in the early '70s, it's ambience is age-old.   (© 10Best)

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