The introduction of the city of Guadalajara begins at Plaza de Armas, which is one of the most representative public spaces in the historic center. Surrounded by government buildings and with a French-style kiosk, it is a meeting point for locals and visitors. Its quiet atmosphere makes it an ideal place to rest and appreciate urban life.

5. The Rotunda of the Illustrious Jaliscienses is a monument dedicated to prominent figures of the state. Surrounded by sculptures, it honors important figures from history, culture and politics. It is a site of symbolic and educational value in the heart of the city.

4. Liberation Square is a large public space that connects several emblematic points of the centre. Its name commemorates the abolition of slavery in Mexico. It is an open place, ideal for walking and enjoying the historic architecture that surrounds it.

3. The Teatro Degollado is one of the most important cultural venues in Mexico. Neoclassical in style, it stands out for its elegant facade and interior decorated with artistic details. It hosts concerts, opera and ballet, being a reference of Tapathy cultural life.

The Hospicio Cabañas is a historic 19th century building in Guadalajara, created as a social welfare institution and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inside stand out the murals by José Clemente Orozco, which depict in dramatic form themes such as violence, oppression and human struggle. The more than 50 murals Orozco painted in this area will be explained.

6. Mercado San Juan de Dios is one of the largest markets in Latin America. It offers a wide variety of products, from typical food to handicrafts. It is a vibrant place that reflects the culture, commerce and daily life of Guadalajara. A brief explanation will be given and it is the opportunity to eat something.

2. The Cathedral of Guadalajara is one of the most iconic symbols of the city. Built between the 16th and 18th centuries, it combines architectural styles and stands out for its neo-Gothic towers. Inside it houses important religious works and is a key site for local history and culture.