Interesting history. There is a nice little church. Kids can ride a pony. There is a $6 tour you can take of the old house. The kitchen and rooms are moderately interesting. Lots of nice nuts and candy based on nuts. The road in /out is not fully/recently paved near the end.

Authentic

Well, the newest magical town from the mighty state of Guanajuato. Go, get lost, see what you discover, everything will be new to you, despite the fact that its over 400 years old. Recommend for free spirits

Beautiful

Ok

(Translated by Google) A small but very pretty town. Very clean and pleasant; there's not much to explore, but the place is worth a visit. There's a quince, walnut, and agave fair. There's a walnut orchard and blue agave plantations in the surrounding area. (Original) Pueblo pequeño, pero muy bonito. Muy limpio y agradable; poco que conocer, pero vale la pena el lugar. Se hace una feria del membrillo, la nuez y el agave. Hay una huerta de nogales y en sus alrededores siembras de agave azul.

(Translated by Google) Jalpa de Cánovas is perfect for disconnecting and reconnecting with the essentials: history, nature, and tranquility. Its traditional architecture invites you to stroll leisurely and soak up the serene atmosphere. ✨ I had breakfast at the Pérgola restaurant, a charming garden with flowers, green spaces, and a cozy vibe that invites you to linger. Ideal for sharing with family or friends, surrounded by history, tranquility, and tradition. A perfect place to start the day. 🪴☕🌿 (Original) Jalpa de Cánovas es perfecto para desconectarse y reconectar con lo esencial: historia, naturaleza y tranquilidad. Su arquitectura tradicional invita a caminar sin prisa y dejarse envolver por el ambiente sereno. ✨ Desayuné en el restaurante Pérgola, un jardín encantador con flores, espacios verdes y una vibra acogedora que invita a quedarse. Ideal para compartir en familia o con amigos, rodeado de historia, tranquilidad y tradición. Un lugar perfecto para comenzar el día. 🪴☕🌿

(Translated by Google) It is a two-level building with beautiful ironwork balconies. Inside there is a mural painted by Santiago Rosales that symbolizes the struggle of the Laguense people. (Original) Es un edificio de dos niveles con bellos balcones de herrería. En su interior hay un mural pintado por Santiago Rosales en el que se simboliza la lucha del pueblo laguense.

(Translated by Google) It is an administrative building where the office of the municipal president is located, as well as various secretaries or government agencies where various procedures and services can be carried out. In the main courtyard of the building there is a mural and a flag. (Original) Es un edificio administrativo en el que se encuentra la oficina del presidente municipal, así como diversas secretarias o dependencias del gobierno en el que se pueden hacer varios tramites y servicios. En el patio principal del edificio se encuentra y mural y una bandera.

(Translated by Google) Nice place, for tourists they can go to the toilet here hehe, it happened to me during the Day of the Dead and I found a very nice altar in the main patio. (Original) Agradable lugar, para los turistas pueden pasar aquí al sanitario jeje, me tocó en época de día de muertos y me encontré un altar muy bonito en el patio principal.

(Translated by Google) Well, as always the government takes time to serve the people and even more so if they do not have levers, the building is very beautiful and old, it is made of quarry among other materials, the paintings are nice. There is a historic mural and flag, the bathrooms are for everyone. (Original) Pues como siempre el gobierno tarda para atender a la gente y más si no tienen palancas, el edificio es muy bonito y antiguo se forma con cantera entre otros Materiales, las pinturas son agradables. Existe un mural y una bandera históricos, los baños son para todo el mundo.

(Translated by Google) Very nice building (Original) Muy bonito edificio

(Translated by Google) Nice place and murals. (Original) Bonito lugar y murales.

(Translated by Google) A narrow street, now a pedestrian zone, named after a poet from La Laguna, and the name of Francisco González León Street. 1862–1945. (Original) Callejuela, hoy zona peatonal, con el nombré de un poeta Laguense, nombre de la calle Francisco González León. 1862-1945.

Fantastic views and wonderful place to visit we're your best walking shoes and bring water also recommend the RASPADOS absolute delicious people are very kind to tourists

Beautiful place! Nice views.

You can visit the convent of the Order of the Capuchinas, and buy the famous rompope, and all the pastries they made with milk, also have a nice view from the city.

Beautiful view of the city but it was closed to go inside!

Catholic church located on top of a hill where every year people celebrate Our father Jesus of El Calvario.

Amazing view over the city.

Beautiful church expectacular architecture

Amazing view from outside and inside

A unique little church tucked away in the middle of this Rancho. Very appealing to the eye as it's beauty lies within the parishioners. As I tour through different places in Mexico the first place I go is to the church. It defines the city or town and this church says the town is poor but it people are rich in spirit and quality of life. Religion is big here and that's what makes this town so beautiful. They may not have much but what they have they are willing to share. This is a place that will greet you with open arms.

You got to go see this thing it's amazing I've been in so many churches and this one wow it fuel out my eye it's beautiful

Amazing experience in this place. I receive positive vibes. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Hermosa

Great place to lounge and get finger food. Tejuino is a must try also tortas saso

Amazing !!

Beautiful place to visit day and night. Lots of venders during the day just be careful they will try to push products on you sometimes, but besides that it was great. Plenty of delicious food and drinks nearby. There are no free bathrooms so keep some coins on you, prices vary but a few 5-10peso coins should be enough. They do give bare minimum toilet paper also so bring some extra with you. At night most of the shops selling items close but the food stands and restaurants stay open. It’s so beautiful at night and families generally are still there hanging out . Honestly it’s a beautiful place that you must experience yourself

Beautiful church, the place is very clean and you can get holly water at the entrance no cost just donations All place around is nice to buy souvenir or clothes or jewelry

We had the the immense pleasure of attending Mass on a special day. The energy and spirit in that Mass rivals many holy sites around the globe. It was amazing. Something that we won’t forget any time soon.

Beautiful family memories! If you visit the cathedral, you should buy some of the typical candies from San Juan de los Lagos too.

It's a very beautiful place to visit. Lots of vendors outside the church selling all kinds of stuff both retail and wholesale. Make sure to try the cajetas with tequila

The cathedral is so beautiful, magical, every detail is amazing! There are so many people all the time, I’d recommend coming in the morning.

I have been here before. If you're Mexican and Catholic and you believe in la Virgen de San Juan de Los Lagos, you know what this church means to us. My mother taught me to believe in la virgen. I had to go and pay my respects to her. It was a beautiful day, and the church wasn't crowded. It made it that much more special. My 10 year old grandson loved the church.

Great spot to beat the summer heat. Water was not too cold (other reviews I've read said the water was cold -- compared to American water parks, it's the same. Compared to some other hot-springs-fed water parks it is cooler, but it felt very good and refreshing to me). My only complaints would be that several of the coolest looking slides were not open and the wave pool had pretty anemic looking waves. The only food options I saw were packaged foods like chips and candy; they did have beer, pop and water but no fresh hot food that I could see. Other than that, great spot. We went on a Saturday when it was 85F and it was not crowded and easy to get a table in the shade. Cost was 95 pesos per person, and 40 pesos to rent a two-person tobogan for the day which I recommend!

This water park has good location, it does have a few problems number 1 water is very cold so if you're ok with cold water dip in! The women's restrooms were very dirty other than that it has nice installations and parking is ok also, they play good music one pool area as well also you can't take alcoholic beverages in they'll make you leave them at the gate but you can purchase alcohol inside.

They water is clean for the kids to go in

It was fun, nice big swimming pools and awesome waterslides

Water is really cold. That's my only complaint

Good family fun water park

It is cool in the pool and the slides

Self guided tour it's an amazing place with lots of history

This is an amazing trip! It is well worth the drive and the cost for hiring a guide and boat. I live in Chapala, and my family came to visit for Christmas. We drove to Mezcala (about 45 minutes) and just hired the first guy that came up to us. He was young, but was born and raised in Mezcala, so knew the history of the island very well - and spoke quite good English. There were 6 of us total, and the cost for him and the boat was $1200 pesos. We tipped him extra, because he was so helpful and made sure my mom (who has had knee surgery and doesn't do well with hills or uneven ground) went slow and rested. He took us pretty much everywhere, explained all the important things, and answered all the questions we had. Note: there is a steep hill from the dock to where the ruins are, and the ground is uneven most of the way through. I highly recommend hiking boots. This was a lot of fun, very interesting, and is a reasonably short trip - we were only there for about 90 minutes, and the boat ride is about 15 min each way. I'm sure we had wanted to explore more, our guide would have been happy to accommodate us. If you like history, make sure you add this trip to your list!

Not recommended if you got cat allergies. Definitely bring hiking shoes, water bottle and a hat yes there are restrooms. Didn't see if they sold food so would recommend to go with full tummy

The walk around the island was interesting. Hard to see the whole th8ng in an hour but you can pay the Boatman extra to wait. Also a guided tour is available.

(Translated by Google) An interesting and beautiful place to visit. To get here, you must do it by boat or with a guide. When you arrive at the island, you can visit the fort and hike either on a trail or cross-country. Whatever the way, be careful because depending on the season, you can find many scorpions. There is the possibility of camping but you have to communicate with a guide from the town of Mezcala since the island is protected. If you're lucky, you'll find a small stall selling drinks and snacks, it's not always there. If you have a car, you must park it in the town of Mezcala and mention that you are going to the island Great place to visit, amazing sunset and sunrise (Original) Un lugar interesante y bonito para visitar. Para llegar aquí, debes hacerlo en una lancha o con un guía. Al llegar a la isla, puedes conocer el fuerte y hacer caminata ya sea por sendero o campo traviesa. Sea cual sea la manera, ten cuidado ya que dependiendo de la época, puedes encontrar muchos alacranes. Hay posibilidad de acampar pero tienes que comunicarte con un guía del pueblo de mezcala ya que la isla está protegida. Si tienes suerte, encontrarás un pequeño puesto de bebidas y botana, no se pone siempre. Si llevas carro, hay que estacionarlo en el pueblo de mezcala y mencionar que vas a la isla Un gran lugar para visitar, el atardecer y el amanecer increíbles

(Translated by Google) A historical site that is rarely visited, it has one of the most interesting feats in the history of Mexico, especially in relation to independence since it was not until 1816 that they resisted and were not defeated by the royalist army. That is why the island is a silent witness to that feat of the inhabitants of Mezcala who defended freedom and independence in an exemplary manner. (Original) Un sitio histórico que pocas veces es visitado, tiene una de las hazañas más interesantes de la historia de México sobre todo en lo relacionado con la independencia ya que fue hasta el año 1816 que resistieron y no fueron vencidos por los el ejército realista. Es por eso que la isla es mudo testigo de aquella hazaña de los habitantes de Mezcala que defendieron la libertad y la independencia de manera ejemplar.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful town, the island is very interesting, its history and the landscapes that its Asian view of the Chapala lagoon gives you. (Original) Un pueblo muy bonito, la isla muy interesante su historia y los paisajes que te te regala su vista asia la laguna de Chapala

Great place to hike, have a cook out with family. Ample parking. Nature at its finest.

Great place to enjoy the nature!

Beautiful, Calm, and historical to Mexico.

I enjoyed the park. However, when we entered, we asked the man if we can park ahead instead of parking in the entrance and the man said yes. So when we left we couldn’t leave the park, because the man put a chain at the entrance. What’s the point of telling us that we can park ahead and not keep your word? There were 2 other cars behind us who couldn’t get out the park.

Nice area to take your kids and have a nice picnic

Amazing scenery

Graet nice

Beautiful malecon but there was graffiti on the light house. Such a shame. The street market and beautiful statues and architecture were lovely. We had a nice couple of hours here.

Amazing place. Very clean streets. Good people. Very good place to relax. Beautiful lake.

My wife and I had a wonderful day lunch and some shopping. Definitely. A place to visit when you're in Jalisco. If you haven't been here, I will recommend adding it to your list. We were here for the day of the dead.

GREAT PLACE TO VISIT WITH THE FAMILY, FOOD IS GOOD, TAKE IN MIND WEEKENDS ARE SO CROWDED, IN TRAFFIC TO HEAVY, AND HARD TO GET FREE PARKING

Lovely place for a nice walk along the Lake Chapals

Beautiful place visted scorpion island took the boat and it there, people is amazing

Beautiful place to visit with your family, and friends, or by yourself.

Husband and I just had a massage from David and Martha. We did the full body massages for $850.00 pesos. It was amazing. They came to us which was also a plus! I would recommend them and definitely use their srvices again! Thanks again for the professionalism and the prompt response when booking.

I had an incredible experience getting massaged here! Not only did he do an excellent massage with scented oils, but he did some other kind of reiki healing and I felt amazing for two days afterward. He also has a special back cracking maneuver that is incredible. Truly excellent massage! Well worth the price! Go here!

Best massages ever by David.

Not only are they great at the art of Massage but very knowledgeable about total body physics.

Instant service, average massage, really high price.

(Translated by Google) Excellent service and response time. They have service from Monday to Wednesday in Guadalajara and on the weekend they serve in Chapala. Super recommended David, very good massage!!! (Original) Excelente servicio y tiempo de respuesta. Tienen servicio de lunes a miércoles en Guadalajara y el fin de semana atienden en Chapala. Súper recomendado David muy buen masaje!!!

(Translated by Google) Excellent service, every time I am in Ajijic I will assist me Either to the boardwalk or to your cabin (Original) Excelente servicio, cada que estiy en ajijic voy a atenderme Ya sea al malecón o a su cabina

During the rainy season this place blossoms, so many bushy trees, palm trees, complete playground for kids and beautiful views of Lake Chapala 🌴

Great place for a walk or a date. Super chill and Romantic. Kids playing people enjoying eachothers company a walk by the Lake Chapala. Best if you go between 4-8 pm the sun set is great.

Easily the nicest Malecon on the Lake Shore Stretching for about a third of a mile on Lake Chapala's western end, Malecón de Jocotepec is home to a great many vendors of food, souveniers, and knick knacks. The adjacent grove has been utilized as a playground and picnic area, complete with bbq pits and picnic tables, while boat rides are available at the pier. Ample parking is also available. If you're going to spend an afternoon by the lake, this is the place to do it.

It is well-planned, and well-designed. It was lovely to find so much parking. If you need to use the bathroom, it costs 5 pesos. Very clean bathrooms. There is a lot of Flora and fauna. Beautiful scenery and lots of little places to have snacks and drinks. Must see! One more thing there is a small, handmade sign that says "malecon". Don't miss the sign.

Great place for a Day Of Fun and relaxation . Nice picnic areas..

It was great for the time of the day before I went there i thought it wasn't going to be THAT good for a quick day They had FREE parking and there were plenty of vendors selling drinks and food.

Beautiful walkway, dog friendly, gorgeous views, wonderful public art and easy, accessible parking.

This place is huge. Nicely kept. It has a nice aquarium, a sky lift, and a vet center. Lions. Tiger. Elephants. Penguins. Hippos. Rhinos. And the restrooms are clean.🙂 My only negative is that the Raspado stands were closed. 😓

One of the best zoo’s I have visited so far, after USA, Canada and India. So many variety of animals and birds. Definitely a must see when you are in Guadalajara.

It was a very enjoyable experience. Definitely need to have great walking shoes and cash since the majority of the vendors if not all only take cash. Lots of activities for the littles.

I Loved it. Highly recommend. Very educational. Prices are very affordable. The zoo is very complete, it has nimal interactions, an aquarium, and so much more!!!

Best zoo ever! It has a safari experience, a lifting chair and train ride that takes you around the zoo. I loved that it's very clean and has beautiful scenery everywhere you look. If you miss the hours to feed the bigger animals, you can go to the deers section and feed those instead. They are not encaptured and roaming wildly free. This zoo also has a farm area, where you can see, feed, brush, and pet horses and goats. It is a very big zoo, so plan on spending the whole day there, especially if you are walking through it all. I enjoyed that we went on a weekday avoiding the busy crowds. I was very impressed and my child loved it too! We can't wait to go back!

Zoo was big and pretty the ride that takes you above the animals was really cool and so was the safari ride! If you love animals you should really check it out

Beautiful place, many different animals, the activities are very cool. The only bad thing it's that the food is expensive

A mixed bag. Tickets are affordable and available, there is hardly a line to enter the place. The interior houses a few photo galleries, with rotating expositions, and not much else. The central building with it's high vaulted ceilings and frescoes is the main attraction. It is peaceful though and at times you will find yourself alone in this huge complex.

Return visit a decade plus later and the Orozco murals still impress. Beautiful location and peaceful hideaway from the bustling crowds. Bonus: Tuesday entry was free so you can donate more to charity

Really dont like rating so low but besides the history of the building there are few unimpressive exhibits. Orozco murals are good, if cost was lower perhaps 2 stars. Didn't understand massive historical building, nice courtyards, yet so little to see for 110 pesos. Was a large group of important people back of building closed off didnt help the experience.

A must visit place in Guadalajara. With it's long history as an hospice and culture space this colonial jem helds different contemporary art exhibitions and one of the mos extraordinary murales in México. You could easily spend 2 or 3 hours walking around the different galleries. A visit to the museum store is also recommended.

Worth visiting. They even allow you to lie down on the chair and watch the magnificent drawings. Most freely enjoyable museum i have ever been

At the Hospicio Cabañas in Guadalajara, which is very beautiful, and of course the murals are the highlight of the place. In addition, there is a person who narrates in detail the history and meaning of the murals.

Brought family here for the tour which they offer in Spanish and English. Vladimir was our guide and did an amazing job. Highly recommend!

The teatro Degollado is a mid-19 century jewel built in 1856-1866. It has gone through many renovation throughout the century. It was originally called teatro Alarcón, in honor of the classical playwright Juan Ruiz de Alarcón. After the Reform wars(1857-1861) the governor Pedro Ogazon changed the name to Santos Degollado,former governor and general who died in battle in 1861. Most of the renovations of the theater were done to improve the interior design and reinforce the roof of the building. Between 1953-1959 artist Roberto Montenegro designed and crafted the mosaic of Apollo and the Nine Muses on the theaters pediment. 16 Corinthian columns support the pediment. The theater is now home of the Jalisco Philharmonic and the place of high artistic performances. Book your private tours of Guadalajara with me! And let’s explore Guadalajara together! Follow me on Instagram: guadalajaramxtourguide Facebook: Guadalajara Tour Guide YouTube: Guadalajaratourguide

I didn’t went in, but the location is beautiful and that building is breathtaking from the outside! That’s definitely somewhere/an area I’d like to spend more time in. It felt very secure, and it’s located in the middle of the city.

Lovely to watch mariachi play with Jalisco Symphany Orchestra. Looked full on Saturday night. Such a beautiful old theater. Staff was helpful & attentive.

This place is well worth the price of admission and more, will definitely be coming more often. The center of the bowl seems to have the best views of the entire orchestra except maybe the front floor seats.

Stunning! We were able to go inside on a Tuesday when there wasn’t a show going on. It was magical to sit inside and take in the beauty of the space. We could also hear someone practicing for opera backstage. Wow

Amazing experience loved every minute of it brought tears to my eyes

A beautiful piece of architecture and art in GDL, a true jewel. This is a neoclassical theater located in the plaza center, stunning! This is most definitely a must visit while visiting or living in GDL! A 19th century architectural masterpiece, opened in 1866. 👍👍

An amalgamation of architectural styles with much history relative to most buildings in the Americas. The icons in the cathedral are sometimes more bloody in depiction than other churches I have visited. Greater emphasis on Mary in churches and cathedrals here, congruent with the attempt to overlay pagan deities with saints and Holy Mothers. There is another separate church attached. This part of the city is very walkable and Guadalajara’s devotion to the arts is admirable

Catedral Basílica de la Asunción de María Santísima remains central to Guadalajara where it has stood since the 17th century. Still architecturally stunning despite fires, age and earthquakes the capitol's center of worship is a must-see from the detailed pulpit to crypts below. Home to the relics of St. Innocent, expect large crowds during times of worship.

It's a large and imposing building that I wouldn't exactly call beautiful. The architecture seems eclectic, and the towers seem out of place withe rest of the building there are quite a few beggars and questionable characters hanging out in front of the church. Other than that, a nice edifice, just not the nicest.

Went on a Saturday morning. Inside amazing architecture and prolific art. Took pictures with local photographer vendor outside to catch professional photographs. He knew where to stand and get the best angles.

A beautiful place to visit in the middle of guadalajara. The Basilica is mesmerizing and the vibe of the place is calming and very chill must visit

Must see while visiting Guadalajara. Nice square beautiful church and lots of carriage rides around also tour buses leave from the square.

This is a symbol of Guadalajara, so if you want to take photos, it's best to come early in the morning📷

Beautiful beautiful place! The architecture is amazing and the church is just breathtaking! I definitely recommend just coming and sitting down and enjoying the amazing calm vibes.

Beautiful church, open and quite. I always think.church should be open to every one, and this is. Offer great arts and historical construction as well. Many Mexicanas are getting married every weekends as well, and local markets are being held at night. Valuable place for Guadalajara. I personally liked it better than the one in Firenze in terms of the functionality as.a church.

Such a beautiful church. Do yourself a favor and assure you come here. If you can talk your way into the catacombs downstairs too, it will make an experience you won't soon forget. If you can't, I've added lots of photos. There is a small show outside when the hours turn. Make time to peruse the surrounding areas. It is good manners to assure you leave a donation before you depart.

Another example of amazing architecture. Take some time to visit and maybe sit inside for a bit to experience the peaceful vibes.

Beautiful church. Photos speak for themselves. Definitely a must see if in the area.

A truly incredible church inside and out. A place worth of an epic battle between Batman & the Joker.

This church is very beautiful and architecture is stunning, from outside its incredible and going inside it just mesmerizing. Each hour there are figurines coming out from one of the towers and doing its own thing, so fun to watch and notice it. Every detail is just incredibly stunning

Open from 8am to 5pm 7 days a week. It's ok, the place is really pretty. They take credit cards, serve omellets for breakfast at a very good price. The restaurant doesn't open until 10am, it takes 20 minutes to get your food. You can bring your own food or order food and get it delivered. Beware, though, you will be charged $90 pesos as a re- entrance fee to go outside and get the food at the entrance.They have no ice, no fountain drinks, and no cold drinks. They sell an 11 lb bag of ice. The bathrooms are clean, but there are no paper towels to dry your hands with. They were doing maintenance during the whole time we were there, which was 8am to 5pm. They were using a chainsaw to take down a bunch of trees ning so it was noisy.

Great place to enjoy with family, bring some meat and bbq have fun.

This was a great place to spend with family. We were able to cookout as they have grills on property . The showers and bathrooms were very well kept,Very clean. We will definitely go back when we are on vacation.

The place was crean eventos there were a lot of people there and the atractions were also fine

Super cute! Unfortunately, not all the water slides were open

One of the best water parks to go to!!! Very fun and so much to do! Aside from water attractions there is zip lining, obstacle courses, airsoft, go carts. So much to do in one park!

Awesome park with family/or amigos. Pretty big spacious park with themes, pretty awesome water slides and low pool with waves. Across are some picnic tables under shade, so if you go bring food, even meat to grill. Just take into account these are natural warm springs areas so the water is slightly warm, not so refreshing but still feels good to cool off a bit. The water slides bit rough but that’s common water slides. Various sizes, and steepness. There’s a store for basic food items and dressing rooms in case you didn’t wear bathing suit upon arrival with showers for afterwards. Just make sure you don’t wait till last minute cause of the long lines!! Overall, satisfied with my experience since there’s ramps and pretty easy to move around with my minor mobility issues. I think most expensive out of water parks here, but with most diverse attractions and space. They close at 6 and turn off water almost immediately. It was nice to return after my childhood memories

Place is amazing. There is a secret tour that shows you some alien faces and non-replica pieces carved into stone you got to figure it out though. Hot weather and worth to try the guided tour. Very pleasant and magical place.

Such an amazing site! The highlight of my trip to Mexico! It is the rainy season so everything is lush and green. Fascinating history and palpable energy. Reasonable drive from Guadalajara. My guide was fantastic! Be sure to look for obsidian pieces from the nearby volcano. Highly recommended!

Just visited the incredible Guachimontones archaeological site near Teuchitlán, Jalisco! These circular pyramids are unlike anything else in Mexico and a truly amazing sight to behold, sitting at the base of the majestic Tequila volcano. It's wild to think that the people who built this place lived here long before the lifetime of Jesus Christ. Highly recommend this for any history or architecture lover! #Guachimontones #Jalisco #Archaeology #Mexico #TequilaVolcano #AncientHistory

This site was amazing. Get a guide who knows the area to take you on a tour. You have to arrange this ahead of time but if you ask enough people you'll be able to find someone. Our guide worked in excavation at the site for 20+ years so he knew what made it special and he shared culturally significant information. The museum was good but we definitely got to see the inside works by having a guide. Tip: if you're not in decent shape, or if you're traveling with young children or older adults, ask at the museum about getting a ride to the site. It's not a long walk but it's very steep, there's no shade, and nowhere to sit down.

Very Interesting, our tour person Chava was awesome, very knowledgeable. The video presentation and the museum explanation was very well explained a great place to visit

Arrived Saturday at 4pm and it was plenty of time to explore. $30MX per adult. There are very clean bathroom facilities by the parking and an air conditioned museum that presents a 15 minute documentary. Highly recommend to go in the museum before walking to the pyramids. There is a 15 minute incline walk up to the pyramids, be warned. Wear comfortable shoes and depending on the time of day it can get really hot. It was very interesting and it deserves a visit.

What an amazing place. I was not aware of round pyramids until now! Get a guide and plan on 3 hours. PLUS, as seniors, we did not pay admission. Highly recommend.

This is in the downtown of Tequila Jalisco... There are two prominent catholic churches next to each other. The downtown is dominated by the small stall selling survivors, local food and toys...

Beautiful church with many street markets surrounding selling souvenirs and lots of tequila, morning is very quiet and peaceful until the tours start and the afternoon gets busy and over crowded.

Beautiful church,got to visit last year. Santo Toribio remains are there. If you have a chance to visit this magical town please do,highly recommend it. Lots of things happening outside of the church. Familia gathering, vendors and great food just overall a great and peaceful atmosphere.

The history behind the construction of the church is very intriguing and the architecture is beautifully done specially knowing how back then they didn't have the type of technology we have now.

Beautiful church built in 1649

Beautiful Church!

Such an amazing place

A truly beautiful tequila distillery nestled in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Tequila. The tour we joined was incredibly informative, offering a clear understanding of the tequila distilling process, and we got to taste a variety of tequilas, which was a fantastic highlight.

We spent 4 hours at the Jose Cuervo distillery learning all about the distilling process, tasting different tequilas, learning how to drink tequila, blending our own tequila and, finally, lunch. Alfredo, our guide, also took us through Jose Cuervo's and tequila's history as well as the controls around the whole agave and tequila production process. A really good tour.

Brilliant! 100% don't miss!! So many sites on the internet say this place is only open certain days. If the review you read is more than 5 minutes old l, forget it. This town is evolving and distilleries like this are pretty much open everyday. Just show up and ask for a tour. I have been to Mexico about 20 times and my favorite thing is to visit small unique towns. Tequila is an incredible place if you want authentic Mexican culture, food, kind people, and good vibes. But this town has one extra thing, tequila!!! La Rojeña is where the José Cuervo magic happens. The tour is completely informative, explaining the tequila making process in detail, and at the end (if you pay the extra pesos for the tasting package, a MUST in my opinion) you get a view into tequila flavors and nuance that I never knew existed! Trust me, stop reading this review and just go there! The tasting at the end is amazing! It was absolutely brilliant! Our guide (sorry, can't remember her name) was perfect. At each stop, though the factory is loud, she had a mic connected to Bose speakers so you could hear every word (I did the English speaking tour). At the end you can buy special made tequilas at factory prices. Absolutely no pressure to buy, but a good deal all the same! I am fairly cynical when it comes to touristy things, this is a 100% don't miss!!!

Fun and informative tours! We did the classic plus the extra tasting. Our guide spoke great English, was incredibly knowledgeable, and fun to spend an hour with. You get to see quite a bit of the factory and drink 3 strong shots before even starting the tasting so be prepared to consume a good amount of tequila. Would recommend to a friend.

If you enjoy drinking low-quality, industrial tequila loaded with artificial additives, then this is the place for you! Otherwise, I strongly recommend visiting La Fortaleza, Cascahuín, or Casa Atanasio, just a few of the family-owned distilleries that still honor the true tradition of tequila making.

From the video at the beginning of the tour to the tasting at the end this experience was well worth the 400+ pesos we spent. Our guide was amazing! The tequila was palate changing. Would go again in a heart beat.

We were drawn in by the huge bird sculpture in the courtyard, but stayed for the excellent tour and tasting. Don't miss the Tradicional Añejo ... They only sell it here!

We had a tequila tour in English and there was only another couple with us so it was quite a private tour. We visited the guava field and watched how the plants get harvested. We visited the distillery and had some tequila shots. It was a good tour but for my taste the tour guide could have explained a little bit more or could have taken more care about us. During the drive to the field and back she didn’t talk to us at all and didn’t try to entertain us or give us some information about tequila. That’s why I only give 4 stars.

Beautiful old hacienda close to centre of the town of Tequila. Good off street parking across the road . Nice quiet gardens with the sound of Mexican music pumping into the serenity !

We discovered Casa Sauza by accident, and it was a fantastic experience. The grounds and garden are immaculate, and the ambiance is peaceful and serene. We felt and were treated like royalty by the staff, and the food and drinks were amazing. We started with house made salsa and chips, and I ordered a Sauza margarita rimmed with Tajin. Next, we ordered a tuna tartare dish and a wrapped tuna dish that touched every sensory signal on our taste buds. Lord willing, I will be back very soon. The next time, I will plan on spending two full days in this Pueblo Magico. I feel like we just touched the surface of this town, and there are many memories left to be made!

I was in Tequila, so I had to check this place out! My significant other and I walked here in anticipation for some tequila history! We walked past the entrance and the view made me instantly feel as if I was in a garden. It was quiet and calm. After that area, we ended up at Los Recuerdos De Sauza. We purchased the Perseverancia tour. The tour guide walked us to La Constancia for the first part of the tour. Once we arrived, we had to put on a helmet to enter the building. That was interesting. It was basically a large barrel room. We were told about the process and then given a sample of Sauza Blue Agave Hacienda Tequila Gold. I thought it was smooth and easy to handle. After we left, we headed not too far to “La Perseverancia”. This was where a lot of moving parts took place. It was interesting to absorb what went on here. We were given a sample of Sauza Blue Agave Hacienda Tequila Silver. This one brought some heat! It was strong, but casual and tasty. Our last thing to do was to make our own Cantarito. This was an exciting experience, especially since I’ve only had one Cantarito ever prior to this experience. The process was fun! The drink ended up being pretty good. I got to keep the cup, so that practically worked out as a souvenir for me! The tour guide was amazing and friendly! She explained everything thoroughly during the tour. Overall, this place was worth the stop for me. I enjoyed how things seemed to be spread out widely and that we had to walk a lot. I would love to come back here someday. Date of visit: 10/01/2024

We had the pleasure of going on their English tour. A lovely woman who taught us a bunch of the things about the making of tequila. I recommend this place! Make sure to grab a bottle or two after the tour, their tequila is great.

We had our lunch and I must say it is a beautiful place. You could take a stroll in their beautiful garden while your food comes. We did not do their tour but the experience in the restaurant was good . Service was slightly slow given that we had a time crunch for our tour.

Not only one of the most beautiful places to eat in Tequila but maybe all of Mexico. A hidden gem of a hacienda style restaurant with amazing service, food and ambiance. I highly recommended you visit here when in or near Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico.

Attended a Day of the Dead event which was very fun and interesting. Unfortunately the entire archeological zone was not open due to the special event, but I look forward to returning to experience the entire site.

Neat site. the structures are low and can climb up to all of them, except Templo Redondo, which is the highlight of the site.

A hidden treasure. Entrance not marked, you needed to know where to go. Entire site clean and well maintained. A knowledgeable guide who could explain the structures and share Aztec history would be welcome. Come prepared with comfortable shoes and sun hat or umbrella. It will be amazing to see this place in ten years if there is appropriate funding. Right now, anyone can walk in and wander and pick up shards or obsidian artifacts. There were two women who were maintaining the site. Unfortunately, no security.

I wish there could be more detail for each ruin. Not enough detail of the history of the place. For what is available, it's very clean and well maintained.

Don’t forget your water bottle. Small archeological site. Check open & close times & days.

Very nice organized , they even have a small exhibition with typical prehispanic figures of the area the people who were at the entrance were very kind on giving me directions and info , the place is well taken care and its wonderful to visit even more during summer due to the large grass areas, very interesting not too far from Guadalajara excellent for a quick sunday "escape ", : )

We stopped while heading to Guadalajara. It is an Interesting site. There was not a lot of information available. It is Prehispanic. most of the area is covered with grass, a wheelchair would work with help. it is Flat.

(Translated by Google) It's always nice to go have a drink or buy some snow. (Original) Siempre es agradable ir a beber algo o comprar una nieve.

Horrible.

(Translated by Google) This station was better with its remodeling. And it is the starting point for trips within the state of Nayarit either to the north, south and center. (Original) Esta estacion quedo mejor con su remodelacion. Y es el punto de partida para viajes dentro del estado de nayarit ya sea hacia el norte sur y centro.

(Translated by Google) Good place to go with the family, complies with health and safety measures, large spaces, trees (Original) Buen lugar para ir con la familia cumple medidas sanitarias seguridad,espacios amplios arboles

(Translated by Google) Very nice, lots to see (Original) Muy bonito mucho que ver

(Translated by Google) Good central to go to nearby towns and return to the center (Original) Buena central para ir a poblados cercanos y regresar al centro

(Translated by Google) Quiet and very well, thank you (Original) Tranquilo y muy bien gracias

The park is huge and plenty to do. Great place to spend the day. Enjoy a train ride around the park.

Best park for family fun, sports training, and simply hanging out! Number one park in Tepic!

Lot to see and do. Nice running track. Tepic and area should be proud of this Park. Was also here for free Mother's day concert. Well presented, good live music and good time had by all.

This place is nice and wonderful. There is many things you can do here. There is also lots of little stands where you can buy snacks and food. Though, most things were dirty and sticky. Hense the 3 star.

The kids always have fun at La Loma! This time we painted figurines!

Excellent place to visit with your kiddos. Plenty of space to run and so many playgrounds. When the weather feels so hot and humid in this place you forgot about that insane hot weather outside the park😃

A good place to expand a day with your family, you can buy snacks but if planning to expand all day bring your own food

Clean, quiet, elderly and kids frendly

My review works best for vessel based visitors. That said we have been visiting this area since 2013. There are several palapa restaurants on the Las Islitas road. You can come by boat, car or taxi or collectivo taxi. From San Blas it is only 15 minutes or so. From anchor in the bay, aim for the big green building on the beavh. We like to visit Varo and Alicia at Playa Hermosa restaurant. It's just west of the big green building. A hint is to sit at a table up by the kitchen to avoide the jejenes, a little... Food and drinks are excellent! (Shrimp cevichi, huevos rancheros, platanos con lechera). You are dining in a little piece of paradise!

Great sea food, baked sweet breads , gifts, views, water temp, tans, and times!

Restaurant at the seashore... Typical seafood like ceviche, pescado zarandeado, empanadas de camarón. Tasty and fresh.

Try Ismael " El Chino " place Best food

Just another small beach town. Be sure to go on the nearby crocodile tour.

Amazing sea and scenery

Great beach, fantastic waves most days, delicious restaurants. Federico y Lucia is my favorite but they are all great. Stoners Surf Camp is a killer place to go if you want surf lessons or need to rent a board.

Nice beach with a lot of restaurants the beach is not recommended for child's big waves

MOTHER OF GOD DO NOT GO HERE. THE SAND FLEAS WILL EAT YOUR SOUL. BRING MOSQUITO SPRAY WITH DEET IF YOU WANT TO SURVIVE HELL.

Clean clear sand and great area for a good time.

Visit this place... like me, you may never leave

Super

(Translated by Google) It's a quiet and very pleasant beach. The current and waves are strong, making it only recommended for those who can swim well. The access is a bit long, and if you're not careful, you'll have to walk through a restaurant. There are a lot of mosquitoes. (Original) Es una playa tranquila y muy agradable, la corriente y el oleaje es alto y solo recomendable para gente que sabe nadar bien. El acceso es un poco largo y si no se está atento se tiene cruzar un restaurante. Hay muchos moscos.