• Teatro Degollado - A stunning example of neoclassical architecture in Guadalajara, established in 1866 during the Reform War by General Santos Degollado.
• Plaza de la Liberación - The largest and most bustling square in Guadalajara’s historic center, constructed in the 1940s under Governor González Gallo and designed by architect Ignacio Díaz Morales. It honors Mexico’s liberator, Miguel Hidalgo.
• Cantina La Fuente - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Guadalajara’s most iconic bar, boasting over 100 years of history since its founding in 1921.
• Rotonda de Los Jaliscienses Ilustres - A neoclassical monument celebrating the most significant historical figures from the state of Jalisco.
• Palacio Municipal de Guadalajara - Admire the illuminated municipal palace at night. Its neo-colonial architecture houses the city government of Guadalajara, including the mayor’s office.
• Guadalajara Cathedral - This iconic landmark of the city, founded in the 16th century during the colonial era, is a must-visit for the Catholic community and offers fantastic photo opportunities.
• Plaza de Armas - Established in 1561 during the colonial period, this square features a French-style gazebo brought from Paris in 1910 by order of President Porfirio Díaz.
• Los Dos Templos - Originally a Franciscan monastery founded in 1540, it was bombed and destroyed during the Reform War in 1859. The two temples within the monastery remain preserved.
• Nueve Esquinas - One of the oldest neighborhoods in the center, founded by indigenous and mestizo communities. It gained fame for “Birria,” a traditional goat stew in Guadalajara. It also hosts the last cantina of the tour.
• La Occidental Cantina - A traditional bar with a modern and youthful vibe, located in the classic neighborhood of the 9 esquinas.

• Enjoy a selection of 3 drinks including Beer, Tequila, or Cocktail
• Stay hydrated with included bottled water
• Savor tasty snacks throughout the tour
• Benefit from the insights of a Knowledgeable Local Guide

• Dinner

Experience the genuine charm of Guadalajara after dark with an engaging walking tour through the historic city center. Guided by an expert local, participants will discover beautifully lit colonial landmarks, bustling plazas, and quaint streets while gaining insights into the city’s history, traditions, and nightlife culture.

Explore two historic cantinas cherished by locals and partake in one of Mexico’s most celebrated social customs. Savor traditional beverages and delectable local snacks while enjoying the lively ambiance of these classic venues, where history, culture, and everyday local life converge.

This intimate group tour is ideal for travelers eager to experience Guadalajara like a local, through its rich history, cuisine, and vibrant nightlife.

Includes: knowledgeable local guide, beverages, snacks, and small group (up to 12 guests).

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