Guadalajara, Tequila and Jalisco — written by the local experts who guide our tours.Guadalajara, Tequila y Jalisco — escrito por los expertos locales que guían nuestros tours.
UncategorizedForget Miami, forget New York, forget the sanitized stadium experiences where corporate logos bleed into your retinas like bad acid trips. If you want the World Cup in a place that actually has blood, sweat, and flavor, pack a bag and head to Guadalajara. Not the plastic, souvenir-laden Guadalajara you see on Instagram.Guadalajara es una verdadera sede mundialista — mariachi, tequila y pasión futbolera, lejos de la versión corporativa acartonada.
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ViajesThere’s a way to love a city that isn’t about its postcard angles or the tidy slogans the tourism board would like you to swallow. It’s a love learned the hard way, from bad seats, late buses, and teams that keep losing even when you swear they won’t. That’s Guadalajara for me.Más allá de Chivas, la pasión futbolera de la ciudad corre por clubes y barrios que casi nadie conoce.
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ViajesIf you’re the kind of traveler who measures a city’s pulse by the beat of a drum in the stadium rather than the noise of souvenir stalls, Guadalajara will grab you fast. There’s beer, of course. Birria that tastes like it came straight out of a dream. But before anything else, there’s Chivas: Club Deportivo Guadalajara, an institution that is part religion, part chaos, part nostalgia, and part soccer mythology.El Club Deportivo Guadalajara es más que un equipo — es una institución cultural tejida en la identidad de la ciudad.
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ViajesGuadalajara doesn’t invite you in. It meets you halfway, usually with something dripping from your hands. The city moves through food like it breathes. Every smell on the street seems to lead somewhere, and every hangover finds its cure. That’s Guadalajara Food, equal parts survival and pleasure.En Guadalajara la comida no es un detalle — es la historia. Cinco clásicos locales que todo viajero debería probar.
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ViajesTlaquepaque Jalisco hits before you even notice. The air smells like wet clay, tequila, and tortillas frying somewhere behind a shuttered door. Cross the Puente Artesanal and the town opens like a book you didn’t know you wanted to read. Cobblestone streets, old houses, workshops where dust floats in the light, the kind of dust that smells like history.Un pueblo de maestros alfareros, calles empedradas y talleres familiares a minutos de Guadalajara.
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ViajesIf you think markets are just roofs and crowded stalls, you haven’t been to Mercado San Juan de Dios. Officially Mercado Libertad, but everyone calls it San Juan de Dios. Open since 1888, the market has been rebuilt so many times it reads like Guadalajara’s history in bricks and mortarEn operación desde 1888, San Juan de Dios es uno de los grandes mercados de Latinoamérica — comida, artesanía y diseño.
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ViajesFrom Birria to Pottery in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco. I’ve known Fernando Ayala since we were awkward teenagers in high school. Back then, he was already the guy who could talk to anyone: the teachers, the janitors, the prettiest girl in class, even the grouchy bus driver. Now, years later, he’s a sociologist turned tour guide...Conoce a uno de nuestros guías — y descubre por qué el conocimiento local lo cambia todo.
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ViajesWalk the popular Calle Independencia, a vibrant pedestrian street lined with shops, restaurants and colourful decorations. Discover the Pottery Workshops and art galleries.Conoce la antigua cultura de Guachimontones en Jalisco — patrimonio arqueológico, pirámides circulares y tradiciones, con ojos locales.
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ViajesOne of my favourite pastimes is exploring the artisanal markets of Mexico. When it came time to outfit our apartment in Guadalajara we knew we wanted to find the best markets in our vicinity.
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ViajesGuadalajara is the second-largest city in Mexico and is a cultural center with an inspiring combination of new and old. The city is where Mariachi music began, and some say tequila also started here.
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ViajesGuachimontones is an archaeological site declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It was home to one of the oldest indigenous civilizations in western Mexico. Renowned for its circular pyramids.
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