Tlaquepaque Centro

One of the great places in the world where food, art and culture are magnificently blended to create a most welcome atmosphere and beautiful experience. A rich and vibrant experience, relatively pricey and relatively safe. Best experienced from pre-dusk to nighttime. Give yourself yourselves between two and six hours to explore the whole zone, depending on your pace.

The best of experiences in Guadalajara Plenty to do, walk around Calle independence, several amazing restaurants to eat at (free mariachi bands play at several restaurants during major meal times of day) or shop (although prices are tourist markup). Beautiful vibe after sunset when the lights are on and there are so many artists that come out and express their art, be it dance, music, paint, mime, etc. The central part almost always has events and the street vendors in the evening is the best experience, the beauty in the chaos of it all, is an experience one should not miss. Very safe as well

Parking is a bit challenging but it's well worth it. Hotel Dex is a clean, modern place with great service and hot showers. :)

Fun street with the Mariachi history, plus restaurants/local vendors/stores to shop with almost everything you can imagine. Just watch out for some of the snack vendors would charge you more just because you look like a tourists and the store ones are not necessarily higher priced! Other than 👆, this is a fun street you can easily spend the whole entire afternoon (and night too) for dinner and souvenirs.

Tlaquepaque is a fairly small enclave about half an hour by car from centro Guadalajara. With the main street closed to traffic and full of oversized and colorful sculptures, it is a great place to stroll past restaurants, stores of all kinds, art galleries and the like. Small vendors also set up mobile carts where you can buy ice cream and other sweets, and various kinds of souvenirs. Be careful to pay attention as you walk however, because the side streets are not blocked off to traffic.

Cute small Mexican town, it mostly consists of a long walk down the principal street, there are lots of galleries and local crafts shops, the Sergio Bustamante is a must visit!

No tickets needed, this is an authentic Mexican tourist town on the outskirts of Guadalajara. Definitely worth a visit!

Interesting streets to walk about. No mariachhi band right now as Parian, the main reztaurant is under renos