If you want to escape tourist traps, join a local guide on Free Walking Tours in Guadalajara. You will discover that this city is fun and art in its purest form! In the Essential Guadalajara City Tour, you will explore the historic center, visit the magnificent Cathedral, stroll past colonial palaces and take photos of bustling squares. Another must have experience is the Free Muralism Tour in Guadalajara, so you can discover some of the best pieces of this astonishing Mexican art, where huge paintings are used to decorate historic buildings. The Free Tequila and Mariachis Tour in Guadalajara is (as the name suggests) a super fun evening activity around this iconic drink. Discover how it is produced, how locals drink it, and the musical culture in northern Mexico! There are also Free Street Food Tours in Guadalajara where guests will explore markets and street stalls to enjoy the authentic taste of northern cuisine.

The amazing capital of Western Mexico is known as The Pearl of the West. And no wonder! Guadalajara offers travelers spectacular colonial architecture, beautiful natural surroundings, and fun nights with tequila and mariachis. Come discover the capital of Jalisco with Free Tours in Guadalajara. You will walk through the old town, and visit the main monuments as well as secret places. The Cathedral, in a striking neo-Gothic style, is located in the heart of the city. Nearby you can visit the Government Palace of the State of Jalisco, the Expiatory Temple of the Holy Sacrament, the Regional Museum of Guadalajara, and much more. A bit west is the American Colony, the upscale quarter where many embassies are found. Today it is the trendiest area in all of Guadalajara. Tourists will no doubt want to set aside a morning to explore its cafes, vintage shops, markets, and colonial homes.

There are so many things to do in Guadalajara that you could enjoy weeks of fun here! Join Guadalajara Free Walking Tours and spend an afternoon at Mariachi Square discovering the sounds and style of the Mariachi musical culture. The Mercado Libertad - San Juan de Dios is one of the largest and busiest markets you can find in all of Mexico. And it is the perfect place to try 'birria' and 'tortas ahogadas', the two iconic dishes of Guadalajara. In addition, the city of Tequila, birthplace of the homonymous drink, is only 43 miles (69 km) from Guadalajara. Most tourists drive there or hire day-tours to see the agave plantations, learn about the tequila making process, and try some varieties! In addition, Guadalajara is next to the Copper Canyon, which offers incredible views, fantastic hiking trails, and the opportunity to discover the legacy of the mining industry in the region.