As the second-largest city in Mexico, Guadalajara has long been known for mariachi music, ceramics and tequila, but as of late, travelers are starting to realize that this destination is rich in so much more.
Guadalajara is teeming with historic buildings, plazas and churches, but the city continues to expand with modern development and renovations of historic buildings into boutique hotels with pools and stylish rooms, unique cafes, and restaurants and bars with lovely courtyards and innovative menus. Whether you stay for four days or a few weeks, you’ll quickly see that the city is thriving and producing enthralling art, fashion, music, and design.
We want all types of travelers to experience this phenomenal city in Mexico so we’ve created a guide that breaks down all that you need to know. Just read on to see what a trip to Guadalajara has to offer in history, art, the outdoors, nightlife, and culture.
