Guadalajara Walking Tour: History, Murals and Local Market

Oleh Jalisco Trip Tours

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Pembatalan percuma tersedia

Ciri

Immerse yourself in the history, traditions, and lifestyles of Tapatíos
Visit the main attractions in the city center, including churches and monuments
Admire the striking murals of José Clemente Orozco at Cabañas Museum
End the tour at the Libertad market and enjoy a traditional drink (included)
Enjoy a friendly, social, and fun atmosphere with a knowledgeable guide

- Av. Alcalde 207, Zona Centro, 44200 Guadalajara, Jal., México | The cafe offers food, drinks, and clean restrooms. Its location is excellent, right on Paseo Alcalde in Guadalajara's historic center, just a few meters from the journalism museum.
- Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Tarikh

Pengembara

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Masa bermula: 10:00

Butiran harga

RM 236.34 x 1 DewasaRM 236.34

Jumlah

- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Bikes, Cooler, Smoking, Vaping
- Not suitable for: Babies under 1 year, People over 95 years, People with back problems, People with respiratory issues, Visually impaired people, Wheelchair users

Meet your guide and set off on a journey through the heart of Guadalajara. Stroll through the historic center with a local expert and experience a one-day cultural tour that will immerse you in the history, traditions, and lifestyles of “Tapatíos.”

Visit the city center's main attractions, including squares, monuments, churches, walkways, colonial buildings, and the local market. Admire the striking murals of José Clemente Orozco, one of the great figures of Mexican muralism.

After exploring the history and appreciating the architecture and art, end the tour at the Libertad market, where you can try numerous traditional Jalisco dishes and drinks, such as tejuino, torta ahogada, and birria.

- Av. Alcalde 207, Zona Centro, 44200 Guadalajara, Jal., México | The cafe offers food, drinks, and clean restrooms. Its location is excellent, right on Paseo Alcalde in Guadalajara's historic center, just a few meters from the journalism museum.
- Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico