Private Art Pottery Tour: Tlaquepaque, Tonalá, and Clay Workshop

ral inside dedicated to the history of Tonalá. Subject to availability according to the authorities.

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lling dishes such as birria, menudo, chilaquiles, tortas, and tacos.

n the second half of the 18th century, resulting in the building displaying a variety of architectural styles. There are parts of the Neoclassical style, some Baroque, and also Neocolonial, although it must be acknowledged that the overall structure is cohesive. The interior is harmonious, still in the Neoclassical style; its floor plan is three naves with two rows of Tuscan columns crowned with 21 groin vaults. The current altarpiece was designed in 1954 by the architect and priest Pedro Castellanos.

The workshop belongs to Eva, Conny, and Pilar Núñez, three artisans who specialize in modeling clay figures and busts.

You will appreciate the colonial architecture, squares, churches, museums, monuments, art galleries, and local cuisine. Learn the history and traditions directly from your local guide.

gazebo., and around it are the two main churches (San Pedro and Santuario), street food, and local crafts.

) inside this beautiful colonial building.

g issues, its construction wasn't completed until 1813, taking over a hundred years to complete. It was dedicated to the patron saint of Tlaquepaque. It is made of gray quarry stone. Its architecture is a blend of Baroque, Roman, and Byzantine styles.

During its construction, it encountered problems due to a lack of funding and was suspended for a time during the 19th century, before being completed in 1878. Its architecture is a blend of Baroque, Neoclassical, and Neo-Gothic styles.

onverted into a museum where the most essential pottery pieces of Jalisco are displayed. You can also appreciate the representation of a Mexican kitchen 200 years ago (Subject to availability)

of bottles of tequila for sale (more than two thousand). You can also buy typical sweets from the region.

You'll also find craft shops and bars where you can enjoy a drink before returning to your hotel with your guide.