• Guadalajara Metropolitan Area - The day starts at the Santa Teresita Parish, where visitors will discover how Catholic refugees, fleeing armed conflict, established this traditional neighborhood a century ago. Following this, a walk to the vibrant neighborhood market offers an authentic taste of Guadalajara. Get ready to indulge in local delights: from juicy birria and famous tortas ahogadas to tender pastor tacos, delicious quesadillas (either flat-grilled or deep-fried), and flavorful chilaquiles! The guide will offer suggestions, and guests can select their preferred dish (food is included, and all dietary preferences are accommodated!).
• Guadalajara Metropolitan Area - The next stop is Colonia Americana, a charming neighborhood known for its early 1900s eclectic architecture, now a lively center for the city’s youthful, artistic, and trendy crowd. Strolling through its tree-lined streets, visitors can admire three of Luis Barragán’s earliest works from the 1920s, which highlight the regionalist style/tapatio school that originated in Guadalajara and achieved international recognition (Access to the interiors of the properties depends on their event schedules).

To conclude the exploration, a leisurely walk along the pedestrian corridor at Avenida Chapultepec is planned. To end the tour on a high note, guests can choose to visit one of the area’s stylish bistros or bars for coffee, craft beer, or tequila or mezcal cocktails, the choice is theirs!

• Guiding services
• Breakfast

This unique cultural journey provides a genuine immersion into the city’s fascinating duality, showcasing the tranquil elegance of Luis Barragán’s architectural wonders alongside the lively atmosphere of Santa Tere’s street food culture.

Savor the tastes of Santa Tere, one of the city’s most traditional neighborhoods, before exploring the regionalist architecture of Luis Barragán, Mexico’s most renowned architect and Pritzker Prize laureate.

The local guide will offer exclusive insights into both the city’s contemporary and traditional aspects. By the conclusion of this 5-hour cultural tour, participants will have developed a deeper appreciation for Mexico’s rich architectural legacy and Jalisco’s deeply ingrained culinary traditions. This entirely private walking tour is exclusively for participants and their travel companions, ensuring a personalized experience at their own pace.

• Not recommended for travelers with walking issues

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