Guadalajara, Downtown and a litlle around
Lugares emblemáticos
We will start our tour in the Cathedral of Guadalajara as it is identified as de heart of the city, it's 15 min. walking from de apartment.
It is currently distinguished by its neo-Gothic spiers and its beautiful history. An iconic building of “La Perla Tapatia”. The Guadalajara Cathedral, or the Basilica Cathedral of the Assumption of the Holy Mary, parish headquarters of the archdiocese of Guadalajara. Location:Av. Fray Antonio Alcalde 10, Zona Centro. Open 8AM to 18 pm
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Guadalajara Cathedral
10 Avenida Fray Antonio AlcaldeWe will start our tour in the Cathedral of Guadalajara as it is identified as de heart of the city, it's 15 min. walking from de apartment.
It is currently distinguished by its neo-Gothic spiers and its beautiful history. An iconic building of “La Perla Tapatia”. The Guadalajara Cathedral, or the Basilica Cathedral of the Assumption of the Holy Mary, parish headquarters of the archdiocese of Guadalajara. Location:Av. Fray Antonio Alcalde 10, Zona Centro. Open 8AM to 18 pm
Leaving by the side of the Cathedral and walking east you will find the liberation square, distinguished by 2 large fountains and the statue of Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla representing the abolition of slavery. Continuing down the road you will find the Degollado Theater
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Площадь Тахрир
27A C. Pedro Loza
Leaving by the side of the Cathedral and walking east you will find the liberation square, distinguished by 2 large fountains and the statue of Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla representing the abolition of slavery. Continuing down the road you will find the Degollado Theater
It is considered the most important of the cultural heritage of Jalisco. Neoclassical in style, it is the best-preserved building in Latin America.
The property is a regular setting for recitals, concerts, classical and contemporary dance shows. It is also the headquarters of the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra. It has guided tours. Location: Belén s / n, between Calle Morelos and Hidalgo
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Театр Дегольядо
s/n C. DegolladoIt is considered the most important of the cultural heritage of Jalisco. Neoclassical in style, it is the best-preserved building in Latin America.
The property is a regular setting for recitals, concerts, classical and contemporary dance shows. It is also the headquarters of the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra. It has guided tours. Location: Belén s / n, between Calle Morelos and Hidalgo
A few steps to the Degollado Theater, on Calle de Morelos No. 217, you will find the Wax Museum.
It currently has a collection of 160 figures distributed in 12 themed rooms in which visitors will be able to appreciate historical figures, from the political, artistic and sports environment of Mexico and the world, fictional beings and local personalities. Open all days, 11 am to 8:00 pm
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Музей восковых фигур
217 C. MorelosA few steps to the Degollado Theater, on Calle de Morelos No. 217, you will find the Wax Museum.
It currently has a collection of 160 figures distributed in 12 themed rooms in which visitors will be able to appreciate historical figures, from the political, artistic and sports environment of Mexico and the world, fictional beings and local personalities. Open all days, 11 am to 8:00 pm
On the same building you´ll find this Ripley museum .It exhibits one of the largest collections of rare and unusual objects, sourced from locations explored by the American collector and cartoonist Robert L. Ripley. Its headquarters in Guadalajara has a collection of impressive objects belonging to the Egyptian, African, Chinese, and Hindu civilizations, among others. Pieces such as an original Egyptian mummy as well as an African goddess of fertility stand out
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Музей Невероятного
217 C. MorelosOn the same building you´ll find this Ripley museum .It exhibits one of the largest collections of rare and unusual objects, sourced from locations explored by the American collector and cartoonist Robert L. Ripley. Its headquarters in Guadalajara has a collection of impressive objects belonging to the Egyptian, African, Chinese, and Hindu civilizations, among others. Pieces such as an original Egyptian mummy as well as an African goddess of fertility stand out
If you continue walking down Calle de Morelos, you will arrive at Plaza tapatia.
It is characterized by having in the central part of its esplanade a huge fountain with the monument "the Immolation of Quetzalcoatl", a sculpture made of 5 bronze pieces and carved by hand that represents the sacrifice of Quetzalcóatl rising from the earth towards infinity to light the sun and give us new light.
In front of the monument is the Jeweler Center. There begins the Walk to the Hospicio Cabañas. The Jalisco State Secretary for Tourism is located on this plaza
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Plaza Tapatía
If you continue walking down Calle de Morelos, you will arrive at Plaza tapatia.
It is characterized by having in the central part of its esplanade a huge fountain with the monument "the Immolation of Quetzalcoatl", a sculpture made of 5 bronze pieces and carved by hand that represents the sacrifice of Quetzalcóatl rising from the earth towards infinity to light the sun and give us new light.
In front of the monument is the Jeweler Center. There begins the Walk to the Hospicio Cabañas. The Jalisco State Secretary for Tourism is located on this plaza
Located on foot from the historic center in Calle Cabañas # 8.- It is a neoclassical building, emblematic of the city. It served as a home for orphans from 1810 to 1980.
The very affordable entrance fee $ 45 MXN. Weights, the tour is guided if you so choose, and it really is what I suggest, because that way you know the history of this magnificent place and the explanation of the mural paintings by the master José Clemente Orozco.
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Госпицио Кабаньяс
8 Calle Cabañas
Located on foot from the historic center in Calle Cabañas # 8.- It is a neoclassical building, emblematic of the city. It served as a home for orphans from 1810 to 1980.
The very affordable entrance fee $ 45 MXN. Weights, the tour is guided if you so choose, and it really is what I suggest, because that way you know the history of this magnificent place and the explanation of the mural paintings by the master José Clemente Orozco.
Next to the Hospice It is the largest roofed market in Latin America on the ground floor. Location Calle Dionisio Rodríguez 52, Col. La Perla, 44360 Guadalajara, Jal. where you can buy local handicrafts and enjoy typical foods such as tortas ahogadas, pozole, tacos, etc.
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Mercado Libertad - San Juan de Dios
52 C. Dionisio Rodríguez
Next to the Hospice It is the largest roofed market in Latin America on the ground floor. Location Calle Dionisio Rodríguez 52, Col. La Perla, 44360 Guadalajara, Jal. where you can buy local handicrafts and enjoy typical foods such as tortas ahogadas, pozole, tacos, etc.