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Whether you're planning to spend a week in the area, or you have just 48 hours, Guadalajara is a great place to visit. This guide includes: -Where to Stay -Where to eat/drink -What to see in the city center -What to see outside of the city center -Day/Weekend Trips from Guadalajara No need to waste any of your time researching where to go and what to see. You've got it all here for you in this interactive map and guide. You're all good to go!

This is a 1-day itinerary for Guadalajara city center. We were based here for a few nights and also saw the Tequila Route and Tlaquepaque (these are not included on this itinerary). I was traveling with parents, one of whom has limited mobility. As such, they took DiDi (an Uber competitor) rides between places. These cost about $3 per ride, so very affordable! However, I walked everything except the initial DiDi from the Hotel to the farthest site (Casa ITESO), and it was completely manageable in a day, in this order.

Guadalajara, the vibrant capital of Jalisco, is a city where tradition meets modernity. Known as the birthplace of mariachi music and tequila, it offers a rich cultural experience with its historic architecture, bustling markets, and lively festivals. From exploring the majestic Guadalajara Cathedral to enjoying the flavors of authentic Mexican cuisine, this city provides a perfect blend of history, art, and gastronomy. Whether you're strolling through its charming plazas or discovering its thriving arts scene, Guadalajara promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Mexico.