Local area

Discover the vibrant heart of events and conventions at Expo Guadalajara. With its modern facilities and versatile spaces, it's the perfect venue for hosting a wide range of gatherings, exhibitions, and conferences. Located near our hotel, Expo Guadalajara offers a dynamic setting that caters to both local and international events.

Explore the architectural marvel of Guadalajara Cathedral, a historic landmark that graces the city's skyline. With its stunning neo-gothic design and rich history dating back to the 16th century, the cathedral stands as a symbol of Guadalajara's cultural heritage and religious significance.

Take a walk on the wild side at Zoológico Guadalajara, a captivating zoo showcasing diverse animal species from around the globe in spacious and naturalistic habitats. From majestic big cats to playful primates and exotic birds, the zoo's commitment to conservation and education creates an enriching experience.

Dive into the wonders of the Michin Aquarium, where diverse marine life from around the world comes alive. Encounter vibrant ecosystems, from freshwater rivers to coral reefs, and marvel at unique species in immersive exhibits. Ideal for all ages, the aquarium offers an engaging educational experience in Guadalajara’s heart.

Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Chapalita in Guadalajara, known for its bustling food scene, local charm, eclectic shops, and cultural events. Chapalita offers a delightful blend of modernity and tradition. Discover a variety of dining options, from traditional Mexican flavors to international cuisines, and enjoy a stroll through its beautiful parks and gardens.

Mexico's "Pueblos Mágicos" (Magical Towns), are a collection of charming and culturally rich towns recognized for their historical significance and unique beauty. From cobblestone streets and vibrant markets to historic architecture and local traditions, each Pueblo Mágico offers a captivating experience. Explore artisan crafts, savor traditional cuisine, and immerse yourself in the local culture and heritage.

Discover the birthplace of Mexico’s iconic spirit in Tequila, Jalisco. This vibrant town offers distillery tours, tastings, and an immersion into the age-old process of tequila making. Wander charming cobblestone streets, visit agave fields, and experience the rich culture and heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore a world of wildlife at the Guadalajara Zoo, home to a variety of exotic animals and captivating exhibits. From lush landscapes to the Safari Masai Mara experience, this zoo offers an unforgettable day of family fun. Enjoy panoramic views, unique species, and interactive experiences, all in a beautifully designed environment.

Historic Center of Guadalajara is a lively area full of colonial architecture, plazas, and cultural landmarks. It’s the city’s beating heart, where you can explore historic spots like the Guadalajara Cathedral and Teatro Degollado. Whether strolling the charming streets or visiting museums and local markets, the Centro Histórico is the perfect way to get to know our beautiful city.

Tlaquepaque is an artisan's paradise. Discover pottery, handmade crafts, and colorful streets. This charming town outside Guadalajara has galleries, shops, and live mariachi music. Spend a day exploring the town’s cobblestone streets, dining in traditional restaurants, and picking up unique Mexican art and souvenirs.

If you love artisan crafts, don’t miss Tonalá. This charming Mexican town is famous for its sprawling markets, where you’ll find handmade ceramics, glassware, and furniture from local makers. On Sunday, the market is particularly popular among locals and tourists alike. Don’t miss the workshops and warehouses where you can see artisans create their wares in real-time.

Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city with a visit to serene Tapalpa. This historic town is nestled in the mountains and maintains much of the same charm it has enjoyed since its inception in the 1800s. Walk its picturesque streets with red-tile roofs, visit nearby waterfalls, including the Salto del Nogal, or hike through its peaceful forests for a refreshing escape into nature.