• Glorieta de Los Ninos Heroes - Travel back in time to Colonia Americana, Guadalajara’s first modern district, established in the early 1900s by affluent Mexican, European, and American industrialists. Appreciate the beautifully preserved eclectic and regionalist architecture that lines the leafy streets. This neighborhood has evolved into the city’s trendiest spot, full of youthful energy. Discover a lively scene of art galleries, restaurants, and chic coffee shops and bars.
• Templo Expiatorio del Santisimo Sacramento - This stunning neo-Gothic Catholic church provides insight into the city’s rich history, including its religious conflicts influenced by the cultural and economic impact of the US in Mexico. The tour will delve into these intriguing details.
• Parque Revolucion - This exceptional modernist park, designed by Luis Barragán, Mexico’s most celebrated architect, was recently renovated in preparation for the 2026 World Cup. Today, it is a popular gathering spot for locals and one of the city’s key transportation hubs, connecting various bus and subway routes.
• Ex Convento Del Carmen - This former Carmelite convent, constructed in the 1700s and now a public plaza, offers a unique view of Mexico’s complex process of church and state separation, which began in 1857. The local guide will bring this significant chapter of the country’s history to life.
• Guadalajara Cathedral - Enter the grandeur of the 16th-century Renaissance Cathedral, a stunning testament to the region’s rich history. Discover its captivating secrets as the tour explores its fascinating past.

Then, stroll through the surrounding plazas, where you’ll admire a remarkable blend of Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco architecture.

• Teatro Degollado - Explore the 19th-century neoclassical Degollado Theater, along with its surrounding plazas and churches. While access to the theater’s interior cannot be guaranteed due to scheduling, the exterior and surrounding area offer a fascinating glimpse into the city’s artistic history.
• Plaza Fundadores - No tour of Guadalajara is complete without visiting Founders Plaza. This landmark is more than just a beautiful square; it’s a window into the intriguing story of Spanish colonization in Western Mexico. Discover the origins of Guadalajara’s name and explore how Mexican society views this complex legacy today.
• Mercado Libertad - Prepare to be amazed by Mercado Libertad, the largest indoor market in Latin America, also known as San Juan de Dios. Enjoy a vibrant shopping experience, marveling at the colorful displays of souvenirs, handicrafts, and local delicacies. Engage with friendly vendors and experience the authentic atmosphere of this iconic market.
• Instituto Cultural Cabanas - Immerse yourself in history and art at Guadalajara’s stunning Hospicio Cabañas! (Closed on Mondays). Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site and admire an astonishing set of 57 murals by Jose Clemente Orozco, one of Mexico’s three greatest muralists. Uncover the stories behind the architectural marvel and delve into the powerful murals. This UNESCO site has strict regulations regarding external guides, but feel free to explore the museum at your own pace. Insights will be provided to enhance your understanding of the museum and Orozco’s art.

• Expert guide services

• Snacks

Diego holds a bachelor’s degree in tourism and a master’s degree in social studies from the University of Guadalajara.

This experience was crafted to introduce travelers to Guadalajara, the city where Diego was born and raised.

Rather than a typical tour, this offers a thoughtful journey through the city, focusing on history, architecture, and socio-political movements.

During a fun and leisurely 3-hour walk, participants will explore over 10 of Guadalajara’s key landmarks, including the Cathedral, the city square, main plazas and government buildings, Templo Expiatorio, Mercado Libertad (the largest indoor market in Latin America), Colonia Americana, Hospicio Cabañas, Degollado Theater, and more!

This is a fully private experience, ensuring exclusive attention from the guide and allowing the tour to proceed at the participant’s own pace, guaranteeing a personalized, high-quality experience.

• Not suitable for travelers with mobility challenges.
• Take the weather into account when booking your tour. Guadalajara enjoys warm temperatures and abundant sunshine year-round, so early hours (7 to 9 am) offer the most pleasant conditions.

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