Private City Tour Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque

Part of the Historic Center that is visited on foot to explain the context in which the city was born.

We will gradually reveal the most important buildings that surround this square where the three powers are concentrated.

Headquarters of the executive power, this building holds very interesting stories that we will reveal as we tour its many rooms. (Subject to availability) Once we are allowed to enter we will see the murals painted by José Clemente Orozco.

Beautiful plaza where many of Jalisco's solemn and official events take place.

This construction is the geographical center of the city and episcopal seat of Jalisco.

"Jalisco to its enlightened sons" is what is read on the monument containing a cauldron. In addition, in the rotunda, there are ninety-eight niches to house the bodies of the most illustrious men and around it there are also twenty-two statues of illustrious Jalisco people.

Representative monument of Guadalajara and reference point as an entrance and exit to the city.

We explore Paseo Chapultepec showing the most interesting places in the American Colony.

We will visit this gastronomic corridor delving into historical events that took place during the colonial era.

Cultural walker tour of this magical town telling a little history while admiring the artistic works of the most famous artisans of this place.

Let's stop at this beautiful 19th century house to explain its historical relevance giving identity to Tlaquepaque.

After the tour of the historic center, your guide offers you several options to enjoy the region's typical cuisine and cultural entertainment. Free time to eat and shop before returning to your tour start location