• Nueve Esquinas - Our guide will take you to enjoy the most typical breakfast of the region in a beautiful restaurant that preserves the original structure of an old mansion of high ancestry, which is also perfectly functional, the atmosphere and warmth of the owners of the place will leave you wanting to to return.
  Ask for your order of Birria de Chivo roasted with freshly made tortillas in full view of everyone and of course you can not miss an aromatic pot coffee totally included in the cost. Does not include tips
• Los Dos Templos - We will walk back now in the direction of the two temples and on the way we will see outside the house of Jose Cuervo who is now a tax collector.
  In the two temples we will appreciate a series of photographs that show what the area was like before and the guide will explain the changes in the general structure of the surroundings.
• Avenida 16 de Septiembre - We will walk along what used to be the main avenue of the city and now gives way to the New Paseo Mayor completely walkable and safe, the guide will explain in detail the archaeological ruins that are buried in the area and that are partially visible thanks to the remodeling work
• Palacio de Gobierno del Estado de Jalisco - The expert guide will tell you about the history of the building and anecdotes that accompany it, in addition to showing you images of one of the most famous murals by the muralist painter José Clemente Orozco.
• Plaza de Armas - The guide will show you old photos of the changes that this main square has had, which also has one of the most emblematic and beautiful Kiosks in the city, will tell you the story of its radical change and the reason for the alignment in the French tone
• Guadalajara Cathedral - In the first instance, the guide will show you the exterior of the façade and will comment on the changes it has undergone due to various events.
  Then they will enter to listen to the legend of Santa Inocencia and her faith, and then tour the interior catacombs and other legends that are discussed.
• Rotonda de Los Jaliscienses Ilustres - The smallest cemetery in Guadalajara and where the guide will explain some of the most illustrious characters who are remembered with this structure
• Plaza de la Liberacion - The guide will take you to tour this square where you can clearly see how the cultural elements that characterize the city of Guadalajara are combined.
• Teatro Degollado - The guide will explain the origin of this beautiful enclosure and its structural details, as well as the legend that is told.
  Entrance is not always allowed, in case it is not possible, the guide will show you photos of the interior and the explanation of the painting that is in the enormous dome
• Rincon del Diablo - The expert guide will show you this mysterious point and the legends that surround it, as well as the funny story of the fountain of the mischievous or mischievous children.
  At this point, the guide will invite you to a typical snack from Guadalajara and the respective Tejuino, explaining its origin and its preparation.
• Plaza Tapatia - The guide will take you for a walk through this huge square and will explain in more detail how the city was structured from these first paintings, he will also tell you the origin of its name and what it represents for the Jaliscienses.
• Instituto Cultural Cabanas - The expert guide will take you inside the Hospice to recount the historical origin of this enormous enclosure considered the largest neoclassical building in all of Latin America, in addition to entering the main chapel where he will explain the meaning of some of the most famous murals of the painter. muralist José Clemente Orozco and his greatest work “The Man on Fire”
  In addition, they will walk the corridors contemplating old photographs to identify what daily life was like in the enclosure.
• Mercado Libertad - The guide will take you inside the market from the back to go through its corridors by sections until you reach the restaurant where you will taste typical dishes from Guadalajara such as Enchiladas, Chile Relleno, Meat in its Juice, Tampiqueña accompanied by its water from Jamaica or Horchata and for dessert a delicious vanilla ice cream or a “Jamoncillo” (dulce de leche) to go out through the independence road that is the main door
• Paseo Degollado - The guide will take you back to the downtown area along this quiet and safe path where you will be able to appreciate a great variety of handicrafts.
• Palacio Municipal de Guadalajara - The guide will show you the house of all the “Tapatios” (person born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico)
• Museo del Periodismo y las Artes Graficas - The guide will take you to this beautiful house that now works as a small journalism museum where you will enter and listen to the stories, stories and legends that surround it.
• El Santuario - The guide will take you to see this great Catholic site where you will hear stories related to the Catholic faith and appreciate the structure as well as learn about the origin and history of the famous benefactor of Fray Antonio Alcalde and his legacy.
  Here you can also enjoy a delicious fritter included in the cost or a gordita de nata
• Los Famosos Equipales - The guide will take you to the last point of the tour, which is one of the oldest canteens in the city with more than 100 years, to taste its famous drink prepared with alcohol “Las Nalgas Alegres” includes the cost of one drink per person of legal age

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages

• Souvenirs and photographs

Are you planning a few days of vacation in Guadalajara, whether alone or with a group, and eager to meet new people? Looking for an experience that fills your day without any hassle or hidden costs? This experience is perfect for you.

Meet Noemi, a local born and raised in Guadalajara, who studied tourism at the University of Guadalajara to share her love for this beautiful city. Her goal is to guide you on a walking tour (over 10,000 steps) through the city as it was in the 1800s, while also indulging in its most iconic dishes such as Birria, Torta Ahogada, and Carne en su Jugo.

Join this exclusive and enjoyable experience that blends gastronomy, culture, and tradition. The package includes a guide, breakfast, lunch, snacks, dessert, bottled water, museum entry, and one alcoholic beverage in a historic cantina over 100 years old.

Be sure to choose the right option for you, especially during the limited-time Day of the Dead Tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.