Tlaquepaque
One of the most famous Sedona shopping districts, this “village” features galleries, specialty shops, and restaurants like El Rincon and Oak Creek Brewery & Grill.
Just a quick walk or complimentary transport from L’Auberge, Uptown Sedona and the surrounding areas offer shopping to satisfy an array of tastes. Browse unique, artisan offerings, peruse art galleries, pick up a red rock souvenir for your loved ones, or stock up on delicious treats from a local candy shop.
Hillside Sedona
Head to Hillside Sedona for galleries such as James Ratliff and Gallery of Modern Masters, artisan shops, diverse dining options, and great views.
Uptown Sedona
Compact and easily walked, Uptown serves as the central hub of Sedona. An eclectic assortment of retail businesses are tucked into every nook and cranny and it’s hard to proceed more than a few steps before some eye-catching jewelry or sculpture, or just-right T-shirt pulls you in off the sidewalk.
Son Silver West
Set among the red rocks as you enter Sedona, Son Silver West is an iconic view for returning visitors. This unique store specializes in Southwestern decor & hardware, including antiques, pottery, gardening tools & fabric.
Exposures Gallery
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art is the largest and most unique art gallery in the Southwest. Visitors are invited to explore an abundance of new creations by over 100 artists in 20,000-square-feet of breathtaking art display – named “Best Gallery in Sedona,” and “One of the 25 Best Galleries in America!”
The Hike House
The Hike House offers all the elements that bring the hiking experience to life: Sedona Trail Finder, hiking footwear & gear, on & off trail apparel, hiking safety, free hiking clinics, and the hiker’s Energy Café. This is a must-stop before hiking in Sedona!