We start in Chapultepec the “hipster” area in town. There is used to be the wealthiest neighborhood back to the 1900’s. And we'll see not only the architecture through time but also the "other muralism" in Guadalajara, big wall paintings with the most iconic mexican characters

One of the most beautiful building in Guadalajara took almost a hundred year to finish it. We are going to appreciatte the neogothic style and astonished stained glass.

Continuing to MUSA, ithe University of Guadalajara Museum which is the site of the amazing Jose Clemente Orozco's murals. One of the biggest muralist in Mexico. Here we are going to visit the "Paraninfo" and I'll explain the history of them. (Sometimes is not allow the entrance if there is a private event, if so, we will admire just the building from outside)

We headed to Historical Downtown, here we could visit the "Cross of Plazas" perfect spot to fell our traditional modern city and all its history and culture.

Built in 18th century is one of the most importat building in Guadalajara, a lot of remarkable past events were set here. This place hosts José Clemente Orozco's murals as well. (Sometimes entrance is not allowed due to private events)

This is the best preserved Neoclassic Theather in whole America this stop its just to admire the gorgeous architecture from outside and i'll explain part of his story.

Also known as San Juan de Dios Market, its one of the largest market in Latin America in this place you will find out what mexican food is, full of colors, scents, and flavors that you want to taste everything... Even a really delicious hot sauce!

Former orphanage for almost 200 years its become in one of the most spectacular site named "world heritage" by UNESCO. "El Hospicio" as we local people know it, embrace the masterpiece of José Clemente Orozco.