Guadalajara

Guadalajara

State: Jalisco
Nation: Mexico
Nickname: The Tapatía Pearl
Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN)
Clubs: Atlas, Chivas, Tecos
Guadalajara
"The Tapatía Pearl"
  • Metropolitan Cathedral
  • Blue agave fields in Tequila
  • Mariachi band
  • Puerto Vallarta
  • Teatro Degollado
Metropolitan Cathedral
Metropolitan Cathedral
Guadalajara's landmark is the 16th century neo-classical Metropolitan Cathedral and its popular bandstand and plaza. It's often called the 'most Mexican city in México' and is the birthplace of much of its culture and traditions.
Blue agave fields in Tequila
Blue agave fields in Tequila
The blue agave fields in the town of Tequila provide the core for Mexico's legendary national liquor: Tequila. This World Heritage Site's gorgeous blue-green agave plants are visible for miles, in this, the only region in the world where it's grown.
Mariachi band
Mariachi band
Mariachi, the true spirit of Mexico, began with street musicians in Cocula around 1880. The bands dress in silver studded charro outfits with wide-brimmed hats and usually consist of 2 violins, 2 trumpets, 1 guitar, 1 vihuela & 1 guitarrón.
Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is a tropical resort area with: 25 miles of beaches, majestic mountains, 7 golf courses, native crafts, great food, floating parties, scuba diving, dinner cruises, hiking, biking, eco-tours, dolphin swimming & whale watching.
Teatro Degollado
Teatro Degollado
Teatro Degollado's beautiful exterior is matched by the interior's mural-filled walls. A variety of dramatic arts are staged here including the Jalisco Philharmonic, Ballet Folklórico and it hosts International Encounter of Mariachi annually.
Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco, is the second largest city in Mexico, but it ranks No. 1 as the country's most 'Mexican' city. It is one of the principal centers of culture, economy, history, industry and religion in the country and exerts significant influence on the rest of Mexico. Famous traditions such as the hat dance, Mariachi music and tequila were invented here and the city has managed to keep these icons alive. Visitors will find shaded parks, impressive monuments, over 200 museums, dozens of squares overflowing with green, sparkling fountains, pretty tree-lined avenues, colorful markets, crowded malls and a continuous sense of activity. Guadalajara is the grand city of real Mexico, embracing modernity while preserving colonial charm.
  1. Historic Center, Cathedral, Plaza & Regional Museum
  2. Teatro Degollado, Teatro Diana & Ballet Folklorico UAG
  3. Tequila, Fields, Distilleries, Teuchitlán sites & Volcano UNESCO World Heritage Site
  4. Puerto Vallarta
  5. Hospicio Cabañas, Palacio, Museo UAG & Orozco murals
  6. Liberty Market/San Juan de Dios & Templo de Aranzazu
  7. Zapopan, Basilica of the Virgin & Virgin of Zapopan
  8. Tonala village, Tlaquepaque village & El Parián cantina
  9. La Minerva fountain & The Arches
  10. Plaza Tapatía, Templo Expiatorio & Huichol Museum
  1. Climb aboard the Tequila Express 'party' train for 2 hours thru breathtaking desert landscape to the town of Tequila.
  2. Visit the beautiful & popular resort area of Puerto Vallarta for its culture, cuisine, ecology & romance.
  3. Ride a Calandria (horse-drawn carriage) to see Guadalajara's historic center & downtown area.
  4. See the Municipal Band perform free concerts in the Plaza de Armas most Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday evenings.
  5. Attend a Charreada (Mexican rodeo) - held every Sunday at noon at the Lienzo Charro de Jalisco arena.
Local Delicacies
Famous Restaurants
  • El Parián (Tlaquepaque) - Mexican
  1. Liberty Market/San Juan de Dios - Bazaar/Flea Market
  2. Tonala - Shopping District
  3. Tlaquepaque - Shopping District
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