A monument that pays homage to the women and men who have shaped the history of Jalisco, celebrating its most outstanding figures with a sculptural presence that honors pride and identity.

A symbol of the city, it combines architectural styles and houses artistic treasures, a cultural and religious landmark.

Brought from Paris in the 19th century, this meeting point has become an icon of downtown Guadalajara for its European charm.

A representative stage of Guadalajara that dazzles with its neoclassical facade, reserved for the fine arts, today as one of the most emblematic cultural venues of the city.

An elegant fountain that tells the story of the founding of Guadalajara in 1542. It is a photogenic spot where water and history meet, ideal for enjoying the cultural epicenter.

Heritage of the identity of Guadalajara that narrates, through its figures and colors, the origin and essence of the city.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the murals of painter José Clemente Orozco. A space where art and music come together to offer an unmissable experience in the city.