Built in 1967, in the colony "25th of July" northeast of the City, as a simulated market for scrap and old shoes, today Saint Phillip of Jesus has been transformed into a Sunday market with over 30 thousand vendors and a place of recreation, diversion and shopping for some 200 thousand visitors that come from different neighboring states. In an area of almost 9 hectares, this market is noted for the great variety of items offered (arts and crafts, furniture, clothing, electrodomestic items, etc.) at low prices and is located in a neuralgic point of the Mexican capital.