Manuel Alejandro’s guidebook
Neighborhoods
The most gorgeous architecture in Guadalajara lives here! Discover modern galleries and boutiques, delicious coffee, speakeasy bars and a variety of cuisines.
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Americana
The most gorgeous architecture in Guadalajara lives here! Discover modern galleries and boutiques, delicious coffee, speakeasy bars and a variety of cuisines.
Don't miss a tequila tour! We have the contact of a great driver who will show you the sights.
286 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Tequila
Don't miss a tequila tour! We have the contact of a great driver who will show you the sights.
Sightseeing
If you want to explore the famous artisanal ceramics, glassware and craftsmanship of Jalisco, this is the place to do it. Take in a Mariachi show and a Cantaritos at El Parian, or explore the artisanal shops and people watch throughout the plaza. This is the place to buy your tequilas and mementos of Jalisco!
273 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Tlaquepaque
If you want to explore the famous artisanal ceramics, glassware and craftsmanship of Jalisco, this is the place to do it. Take in a Mariachi show and a Cantaritos at El Parian, or explore the artisanal shops and people watch throughout the plaza. This is the place to buy your tequilas and mementos of Jalisco!
This is like Tlaquepaque, but you will find everything is much cheaper. Street markets or tiagis can be found here Thursday and Sunday!
77 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Tonalá
This is like Tlaquepaque, but you will find everything is much cheaper. Street markets or tiagis can be found here Thursday and Sunday!
This gorgeous lakeside pueblo has a little bit of magic around every turn. Try taking a morning stroll and then taking an afternoon off to relax at Monte Coxala spa.
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Ajijic
This gorgeous lakeside pueblo has a little bit of magic around every turn. Try taking a morning stroll and then taking an afternoon off to relax at Monte Coxala spa.
Amazing spa inspired by ancient Mexican culture with incredible views of Lake Chapala.
35 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Monte Coxala Spa
Fraccionamiento Oriente # 300Amazing spa inspired by ancient Mexican culture with incredible views of Lake Chapala.
Food scene
Some of our favorite food in Guadalajara is in St Tere. You will find an amazing market there, and some delicious and seriously affordable eats. If you want something very traditional, try Carnes Garibaldi for some 'carne en su jugo' or plates of carnitas.
40 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santa Teresita
Some of our favorite food in Guadalajara is in St Tere. You will find an amazing market there, and some delicious and seriously affordable eats. If you want something very traditional, try Carnes Garibaldi for some 'carne en su jugo' or plates of carnitas.
You'll find ancient churches, a great art museum and delicious fonda-style food here. TryFonda Doña Gabina Escolástica.
40 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Zapopan Municipality
You'll find ancient churches, a great art museum and delicious fonda-style food here. TryFonda Doña Gabina Escolástica.
Ponte Trucha Negro
646 C. Ignacio RamírezCaligari Café
1406 Juan ManuelGuilty
1360 Calle General CoronadoTikuun Comedor Local
50 C. Emeterio Robles GilBienvenido Pariente
1155 C. Pedro MorenoRomea
1360A C. MorelosPig's Pearls
79 Calle General CoronadoRinTinTin Café
1196 C. MorelosConsejos para la ciudad
Costumbres y cultura
PUT THAT PHONE AWAY
Not just to observe the goings-on around you and be in the moment, but to avoid a very unhappy situation. Your phone is worth much more to a Mexican person than it is outside of Mexico, so be mindful taking it out, especially at night.
Costumbres y cultura
Always Check Your Uber Plate/Driver
Uber is a fantastic way to get around Guadalajara, and you will find it much cheaper than at home. But make sure the person driving you or delivering your Uber Eats is who they say they are.
Formas de ahorrar
Don't Lose That Paper!
The FMME that should have been provided to you by your airline for free is something you really must hold on to! If you lose it, you may not be notified by anyone on your return flight, and it could cost you your flight if you don't have it. If you lose it, you can pick up another with an immigration officer in most Mexican airports for 500 pesos. Just make sure you have one when you're boarding that plane home!