The 30 best free attractions in Guadalajara

I enjoy exploring places that truly capture the authentic ethnic and cultural atmosphere. As the largest indoor market in Latin America, I was excited to visit this historic marketplace. I loved wandering through the countless small stalls, savoring the diverse aromas and tastes of various foods, and marveling at the colorful, exotic fruits. The warm, attentive vendors made the experience even more memorable. Definitely a must place to visit while in Guadalajara.

This place is a huge maze. Saddle, electronics, food, meat, pet birds, trinkets, soany shoes, and more. I know I didn't see all of it. I kept getting lost and seeing some of the same things more than twice. Definitely plan to spend a few hours here.

Huge Market! Extremely crowded on the weekends so if you'd like to experience the market in it's full glory then go on the weekend. Mingling with the people and navigating the maze of stalls and food vendors when it's crowded is a definite thing to do. However, if you want to take your time and explore the market go during a weekday when it's not as hectic. Lots of goods for sale and some will even haggle. Numerous leather goods from shoes to saddles.

Lots of crafts worth the trip just to look around. Also, lots of fake designer stuff.

It was interesting to walk around and I would go back again, but compared to mercados like Mercado el 100 in Mexico City, it's not that great. We had a delicious tortas, though.

Incredible amount of tiny shops with good quality stuff. Nice courtyard.

Hundreds of merchandise stalls and dozens of small restaurants. So hard to choose what to eat. We both had a deep fried tilapia for breakfast a some sugar cane juice in the northern courtyard. A pretty old looking building. The common areas were a little bit dirty but all the vendor stalls were very clean. We would go back.

What a wonderful experience!! We arrive around 4 pm only to ride a horse! And it was like a dream 😻 The park is really big and beautiful 💚 FREE ENTRANCE!

Wonderful to see the city support such an extensive park. It’s open to the public and features several gardens (arboretum, Japanese, desert, eucalyptus, pond). Several places to picnic, exercise, or relax.

This is a really beautiful park in the middle of the city and in the middle of a nice and safe neighborhood. I got there in public transportation, is not that difficult to get there and is definitely worth it. Is not that big but you can definitely spend a nice afternoon in this place full of squirrels!!! And the entrance is free :)

Very impressed, did not expect the scenery. Be prepared to walk, there are many squirrels so be careful and cautious. The park is free, paid parking and also paid tours available.

Free to enter - pay a fee if you park your vehicle here. The park is so lovely and peaceful. We got there early on a Sunday morning and the vibes were great. Everyone seems to be in a relaxed and kind mood. The animals here are accustomed to people, the squirrels are used to being fed because they run right up to people. It is a nice break from the noisy and chaotic city. I would recommend checking this park out.

One of the best parks I have ever been too. The layout and design of the complex routes that you can take is amazing for running an/or meditating and just enjoying your time there. The park has so many places to explore and find and you can find people dancing, practicing kickboxing, doing yoga, meditating etc... great place overall.

Precious place. This is a green lung in the middle of Guadalajara city. Very well maintained and safe. The Japanese garden is beautiful and there is plenty to see here. If you are looking for a place to spend the day walking and admiring nature, THIS IS THE WAY.

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. 👍👍

Nice place to visit 🙂 -- just nearby the big Catholic church. Also worth to take a while stay 🤠 and take some photos there 🙂

So beautiful and well maintained. You can feel the history all around the area. Lots of benches to sit and enjoy the monument.

Nothing special for me, next to the church so u wont missed it,,, for a people whi has connection with the statues probably feels beautiful..

Another historical place to go nearby Guadalajara Cathedral. Many statues dedicated to great Mexicans. Whole area is great to explore. Good street food.

This place is very good and worth visiting, people wanted to explor Mexican culture, authentic Mexican food and Music shouldn't miss this place.

It has all the founding fathers of the city. The Stonehenge of Mexico. This gorgeous landmark is centrally located in the historic district of Guadalajara. Plenty of nearby attractions with plenty of parking.

Such an incredible structure to look at. Im amazed to walk around this park. So pretty

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to enjoy with family or friends, you will enjoy from the comfort of the hotels and restaurants in all the streets you will find beautiful crafts. (Original) Hermoso lugar para disfrutar en familia o con amigos disfrutarán desde la comodidad de los hoteles y restaurantes en todas las calles encontrarás hermosas artesanías.

(Translated by Google) The town is very dirty!!! There is nothing magical about it!!! The adulterated pitchers of the plaza (Original) Muy sucio el pueblo!!! De magico no tiene nada!!! Los cantaros de la plaza adulterados

(Translated by Google) What a pig in the street and poor people!!' 🤮🤢 (Original) Que cochinero en la calle y gente pobres!!’ 🤮🤢

Dissapointing and I wouldn't say it's safe for tourists. We accidentally went at night time whilst finding our way around, as a group of 4 and felt unsafe, a lot of homeless people and the streets were very dirty. We went back the next day in the hopes it would be better in the daytime and unfortunately it wasn't. I felt very aware that I was a tourist, none of the Mariachi were performing (perhaps as it wasn't a busy season) but it was still just as dirty. There are some beautiful places in Guadalajara and this isn't one of them

The place itself was not what I expected at all, in a bad way. I came here on a Tuesday at 8 pm (maybe I could’ve come sooner) there were barely any people, too much mariachis and everything was closed. There were also a lot of homeless people laying down and dirt everywhere. I came thinking it was going to be a big place but it was not, the monuments are really nice though; so if you were looking to take some pictures, then I recommend to take the photos in front of them. If you want to get a full experience out of this, maybe try going on the weekend and not on weekdays. I came and left quickly but I still picked up the bad smell.

I was a bit disapointed in the area. It was soooo busy and no Mariachi! We didn't stick around much because there were too many people.

Rustic small plaza with a few restaurants, and if you're lucky, Mariachi.

Very good place to chill excellent sevice

It's a nice plaza!!! But little dirty!!! Cathedral de Guadalajara plaza better and more to do!!!

Always entertaining. Live music, cheap drinks. Lots of laughs.

The church is just breathtaking!! The rusty architecture just shows the historic nature of the church. The plaza surrounding it is full of life! There are a lot of food and snack stands. Even the streets around the church have so much to explore. I always love coming to visit. Definitely a must stop if you're visiting the area!

I visited during the Sunday service and was disappointed by the modern advertisements inside the church, but the view from outside the building was amazing.

Definitely worth a visit. A bunch of smaller stores surrounding the church and some restaurants leading up to it. I must see if you’re in Guadalajara short walk from the LRT.

Outstanding example of Mexican culture. I love how the community gathers here on Sundays to celebrate family time. Best place to spend a lazy Sunday

So beautiful and the plaza was decorated for day of the dead. Very colorful and fun. Easy parking

Beautiful church at night! The church is filled with details inside and out. Parking is available in a structure under the church. Lively atmosphere at night with vendors of sweets (churros, gorditas, candied yam and plantains), souvenirs, and food. Nice area to walk around; art sculptures, Zapopan letters, and music. You will also find the "Arcos de Zapopan".

Immaculate. Opulent, and peaceful ✌️

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!

This is a very transited area. I walk by it on a daily basis on my way to get transportation or just for a walkabout. There is plenty to see her and would recommend a visit if you are in the area. Expect some interesting people around but if you like people watching it is a place to be.

GDLUZ festival was the Jam although if you didn't have your special someone definitely would have felt left out there were a lot of couples...well it was also fun with the family and groups of friends specially with face painting so it can glow in the UV light dancing with the crowd and watching the traditional dances. In general on a regular day very relaxing get to shop sightsee and enjoy some great food.

Beauty place. It has everything. I love coming here whenever I have the chance. It's an historical place and also great for pictures. I recommend ppl to come with their family or friends, you can find stores, history and views in a single square.

The best Downtown area in Mexico Period! So many Plazas and so much rich Architecture Guadalajara is the place to be in August Rainy off and on and so very fresh weather people so respectful and corteous from Uber drivers to waiters needless to say almost all Cervecerías are 21 pesos for mini bar food and domestic beers. I strongly recommend to AirBNB in the Zapopan Area it is the safest and has everything near by. Trust me over 2 million views in my posts are to proof for the safetyness of all travelers world wide

We arrived around 815am and had this place really to ourselves. Such beautiful statues with Mexican history sprinkled through the whole plaza. I walked back and forth 4 times and still didn't get to see 25% of what is available, the vendors sell amazing wares and is a definite stop in your Guadalajara travels.

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Nice place, good culture and great people It's a nice place to bring the family on the weekend you will find different types of places to buy stuff and also great places to eat not to mention great entertainment.

A nice paved walkway leading to breathtaking canyon views alongside a park with BBQ grills. No services though. No hiking areas which is a bit disappointing. Worth stopping by if you’re going to the zoo or generally in the area but not as a sole destination.

Parque Mirador Independencia is absolutely breathtaking! The view of the canyon is simply stunning — peaceful, majestic, and truly unforgettable. A perfect spot to pause, breathe, and take in the beauty of nature.

Beautiful park, well maintained - clean Amazing views with plenty of space to picnic.

Beautiful natural view this park offers at no charge. For the whole family indeed.

Wow! The view of the canyon is incredible and you can spot birds, squirrels and iguanas besides all of the diverse plant life! I also appreciate that this park, albeit a little run down, is well equipped with walkways, play areas, basketball court, picnic tables and public restrooms (5 pesos). Easy to get to from San Juan via the metrobus. Next time I visit, I would like to find the nearby trail to descend to the river!

A top destination to NOT miss in Guadalajara. Breath taking!

Parqué Mirador is a magnificent park with a grand entrance, once inside the first thing you come upon is a statue of Miguel Hidalgo the father of the independence of Mexico. The statue sits on top of a tiny green knoll, and behind it lies the walkway to the lookout. The walkway to the lookout itself is lined with these gorgeous green trees that give off lots of shade. Once at the lookout you will be treated with glorious views of the canyon, there you will see the awesome power of nature. Here the earth has been pushed up and a river has carved a deep canyon. Sitting at about 5000 feet the gaps between the canyons are impressive and if you keep your eyes open you might even spot an Iguana. People of all ages come to enjoy the park, it's a wonderful place to bring the family or that special someone the views are breath taking, there are restrooms and also a resturant.

A real jewel with fully functioning free public restrooms (be sure to grab TP if needed by the wash basins as there isn't any in the stalls). It is fenced and gated as it does close early in the evening but it was free to enter on a Thursday afternoon. A peaceful place with many benches and quiet spots despite being in the middle of Guadalajara. There is a massive bird aviary filled with healthy exotic birds. It was locked when I visited but you could look in from the outside and some of the more curious birds would come up to you. There is also an equally massive butterfly enclosure just inside the main gate, also locked but it appears that it is set up for visitors to walk through as is the aviary so possibly some days it is open to walk inside. There are a couple of staged areas for shows or concerts, the smaller one has a roof over it. The entire park has paved trails throughout and there is also a museum (closed too). The "Agua Azul" is in the form of a tranquil pond with a fountain. The tall trees are home to large wild green parrots and squirrels.

Nice park for a picnic. Area to see parrots, however there are entry times. Pond with fish. Relaxing place for an hour in afternoon when hot outside.

Great place for a walk and relaxation, it's not the largest park, but it is nice and great for pictures

The parrot and butterfly exhibits were closed on Sunday but the orchid exhibit was open and that was a tranquil experience. Also, the paleontology museum is here and is free. It is small but worth checking out if you are at the park. It is a calm, peaceful, small park within the noisy city. A bit of a refuge.

I used to visit this park when I was very young. The park is now free to the public and it's kept very clean. Some of The areas in the park are worth visiting like the lagoon and the area where they keep the birds

Large, beautiful and well maintained park. Great for kids and just walking around.

Great place to walk and learn from nature. Freindly staff. One of the park staff Gerardo guided us through orchid area and Provided great information about orchids. We also visited the butterfly lab and talked to the volunteers there. They were very informative. Highly recommend this park and would like to thank the staff for the great work they are doing 👏 👍

Take yourself into a library fit for Harry Potter. Historical and magical 🎩

They have a comprehensive collection of politics in Latin America and social topics. Nice place to read and relax. Folks bring their laptop to work/study. Wi-Fi is available, not as reliable though.

Very nice library, it’s open for public. Very quite, clean and organized. There is a few rules that you need to follow. Such as, no bag inside (you can left it in reception, even water not acceptable inside, you still need mask etc. Wifi works well except WhatsApp:( but the officers are super kind and helpful! I recommend!

The Library is closed due the fire. Security guy said that it will be reopen approximately in next 5 months.

Wasn’t able to go in but looks like a great place to study! Signs posted along the gate stated that the library is again closed indefinitely due to COVID as of August 10, 2021.

If you like new books, this is the place for you!

Sometimes the silence and beauty of a public library is all you need to get started on a new book.

I would give it a 5 Stars but there were some games that are popular that were out of service even though a day before were working. But other than that everything was great, bring sunscreen. I do want to mention that you are not allowed to bring your own drinks or food, and the store inside is really expensive. One thing that you should be aware of is that male staff are entitled to enter the women's bathroom even when there are little girls going alone.

Fever dream like place. Let me make this clear: the park is really abandoned on its biggest part; most of the arcades are closed or "being repaired" but some have been closed for over two years. Some are just closed for maintenance; hence why we couldn't go on the biggest roller coaster of the park. The open rides were fun but I was with a group of friends that were aware that it was going to be a strange place to visit so expectations were low! They couldn't honestly rebrand the entire park as an scary abdonded theme park and it would work better. The zip line was super fun! But you're not allowed to go with your phone and the people assigned to get pictures during our shift were out for lunch: disappointing! The price is super low so I'm guessing that's the reason as to why the park is such on a bad shape. Kind of sad because it does have a lot of potential, specially since it's next to the zoo. Honestly I wouldn't go again and wouldn't recommend it for little kids but for friends that are looking to do something weirdly fun, I think it's a great plan. I went on a weekday so the park was empty, which made it even more creepy. There's honestly nothing special besides the memories you'll make with the people you go with.

It's a great place to go if you have little kids, the ride selection is good for the kids but the one for the adults is limited most of the rides are out of service, the price for the ticket is pretty affordable, there is plenty of parking and there is a good selection of food outside the main entrance if you don't want to eat in the park.

Fun, small amusement park in Guadalajara. It is next to the zoo, but you won't have time to see both in one day. The park includes a couple small roller coasters, and a log ride. There is a seaseme street themed area with many rides for young children. Ticket prices vary from basic to full experience, depending on what you want to do. They have some fun zip lines. The restaurants are good, and a hamburger combo will cost about $7. You can get a cold beer for $2.50. One day is enough to do everything. I went on a Sunday, and the line wait time was anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes depending on the ride.

This theme park is tasteless. The attractions are few and even so, many are not available whether they are under maintenance or closed due to the pandemic. The attractions are pained with some Sesame Street themes and they squeezed every bit of them in the attractions. Attractions that had nothing to do with the Sesame Street characters were plagued with them, it felt forced, like if the attractions were bought , like some flying dragons and then make it like the Elmo dragons, it felt cheap in some instances. The staff was kind but sometimes when photos are in the table they push you to buy the photos suddenly. Despite that the pricing is fair if you get yourself a bargain, but it is like three or 4 good attractions, more like halfway theme park.

Don’t buy the VIP during the week as all adults games don’t respect the vip pass and you will have to wait in line. Too many games are not working for maintenance. I wasted my money and time for playing 3 games only. So boring and I wouldn’t recommend it

It's a nice place to have fun and there's a lot of mechanical rides, the only think that I didn't like it about this place is the food. There was a terrible long line (even longer than the one for the attractions) and after all the line they sent me to another page to make a line again. So regardless of that I strongly recommend you to get the VIP pass so you can save a lot of time and enjoy more games.

isn’t just a market — it’s an adventure. You might walk in looking for a quick snack and come out with a leather belt, a molcajete, fake Yeezys, and a belly full of tacos. And you’ll be weirdly proud of it. This place has everything. It’s like Amazon came to life, sprinkled with chili powder and mariachi vibes. You’ll get lost in the maze of vendors, only to find yourself blissfully eating birria that tastes like it was made by someone’s abuelita with magical powers. Pro tip: wear comfy shoes, bring cash, and save room for dessert… or a second lunch. Bonus points if you leave with something you didn’t know you needed (like a wrestling mask or a full-size cowboy hat).

So big, so full

Horrible !!!!

Great place for walking and shopping.

For the educated only. Great selections of all items.

Supermarket

Love the Mercado. Lots of Mexican flavor, clothes, supplies for cowboy leather goods and lots of fake name brand stuff.

(Translated by Google) It is a short route, but with very beautiful architecture. It has a good atmosphere. (Original) Es un recorrido corto, pero con una arquitectura muy linda. Tiene buena ambientación.

(Translated by Google) I really liked it. The guide we had was very friendly and knowledgeable, with a good vibe. Although the tour is short, it's an experience I definitely recommend 🤩 (Original) Me gustó bastante, la guía que nos tocó muy amable y preparada con buena vibra. Aunque el recorrido es corto es una experiencia que sin duda recomiendo vivir 🤩

(Translated by Google) A very nice place and know a little history (Original) Un lugar muy bonito y conocer un poco de historia

(Translated by Google) A small place to learn more about the history of Gdl. Admission is free. (Original) Un pequeño lugar para conocer más la historia de Gdl. La entrada es gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Everyone was very friendly, there were horror stories on site, and it was a great way to learn more about Guadalajara. (Original) Todos muy amables, historias de terror en el lugar y excelente para conocer más de Guadalajara.

(Translated by Google) It is recommended to visit this underground space full of history. (Original) Recomendable pasar a ver ese subterráneo lleno de historia.

(Translated by Google) An interesting place, we learned a lot about our city's history. However, we didn't have a tour guide, and it's worth mentioning that the tour only lasts 20 minutes. (Original) Un lugar interesante, aprendimos mucho de la historia de nuestra ciudad. Sin embargo no nos tocó guía turístico y cabe mencionar que el recorrido dura no más de 20 minutos

People watching spot in the center of the cathedral square, plenty of street vendors and activities.

Lovely evening at Plaza De Armas, also known as Plaza Mayor. The 20-or-so members of “Orquesta Típica de Guadalajara”, directed by Maestro Rene Nuño, play their instruments and render their concert free of charge. Nice opportunity to listen to harp, marimba, a nice set of strings and hearty wind section. This very “tapatía” tradition holds every Wednesday and Friday, weather permitting. Come and enjoy!

Nice park with great views of the government Palace and cathedral. Plenty of parking nearby . The new light rail station is also nearby . Great views of the palace and cathedral. Lots of pigeons here .

History place, very beautiful, great place, hotels, restaurants, tapatio bus, the calandrias, museums, cathedral of city, nice place, gardens, tourist agency, banks, atm, ice crean store, the kiosk have architecture of french, the principal clock, have a shot of Pancho Villa, it is very important for the region history.

A small nice plaza with a central kiosk made in France to commemorate the 100 years of the Mexican independence. This plaza is next to catedral.

A beautiful historic square right desire the church. The gazebo there is a gift from the French. The construction of the new bus station there though may not have been the best idea. Nevertheless worth taking a tour to see the gazebo and the four statues signifying the 4 seasons.

Yes, it is a great place to people watch and to look at many government buildings, but the best part is playing with the PIGEONS. Go buy some ice cream or corn with creme and cheese and play. Just play and have fun

This was a late add to our Guadalajara visit and worth the 30 minute drive from Chapultepec. Beautiful views of the canyon, river, and mountains and cliffs. Plenty of parking, bathrooms, and a park. Be prepared to walk up and down some steep stairs but well worth it.

The views are nice, trails maintained. It gets really hot mid day so bring lots water. Best early morning both in terms of safety and heat.

Trail is quite easy. We walked with kids to the waterfall and back, it took less than 1,5 h.

It is a nice place to enjoy the scenery if you don’t wanna walk a lot. The trail is short and you can enjoy the best scenery in the start

If you love nature this is the place. Beautiful views and very safe. The national guard patrols every path.

Nothing there here we have to walk 3km to see one small water fall thats it. But it was good who wants yo walk in forest and enjoy the nature.

Very nice place to go for a hike, great views of the nature, but it's not safe to go late

Very pretty small museum. Great pieces and free entry. Something different to do while I'm Tlaquepaque

I never thought much about pottery until I accidentally stumbled upon this gem of a museum. If you’re in the area, it’s absolutely worth a visit and it's free!

I loved this little museum. It had some glorious pieces, the staff was exceptionally helpful and it was free!

Like many attractions and points of interest in Tlaquepaque, Mexico, this one is a bit off track and hidden inside a building with little to no signage indicating its existence. Still, the rewards of finding it are awesome! On display are the award-winning ceramic works from many years of the National Awards Contest held here every year. Incredible works of traditional styles combined with modern works of Mexican artists. You should not miss it!!!

It is fantastic, we really like what we saw, you should visit if you are in Tlaquepaque.

Amazing museum of caramic art. I walked by accidently and didn't expect anything and was really surprised by the beauty of the place and the art works. If you are visiting Tlaquepaque it's definitely worth to see this place. Very recommended.

Beautiful museum with some amazing pieces of art! Entrance is free and it's definitely worth a visit!

Great place to go with your kids. A lot of activities during the weekend.

An enormous amount of books.A quiet and peaceful atmosphere, with areas where you can sit an relax, also has a cafeteria. There's music playing on the background and it's absolutely lovely. A place for people who adores peaceful environments.

Great place, the collection of books is good... And if you are the ones looking for a place to stay, read and relax this is it! It's kind of sad that people doesn't come to visit the library... Sometimes the chairs are dusty. They also have a self-learning area for languages. Ohhh WiFi (FEB 2018) are not available... Yeahp. That's bad. They used to have open wifi connections... Hope they change their minds.

No internet upstairs during my visit due to recent earthquakes, but beautiful and modern building with an infinity of books and plenty of comfortable areas to geek out. The annex building is the historic side, unfortunately it was closed on Saturday.

Beautiful library with a movie theater on campua

Súper exposition of Tutankamon info grave dig and stuff

Love this place, is part of this complex called Conjunto de Artes Escénicas.

Amazing place to trek down and challenge yourself with a above moderate climbing. It was something I really enjoyed in Mexico.

Beautiful views and a challenging hike up and down the mountain 64 levels but well worth it. Plenty of refreshment stops along the way - coffee, waters, snacks etc.

Moderate to hard hike depending on how far down you go. Been nearly 6 weeks in a row with friends and finally completed it. Vendors on the way down. Love getting a beer on the way back up, and they have the very best sandwiches at the top before the drive home.

Easy to get down, less easy to return upwards. Don’t bring boots unless rainy, it’s easier when wearing shoes and light clothing. Make sure to bring enough water. If taking the train tracks be careful, not recommended to people without physical condition. Great please to hike, no doubt you can have a great time here

Great place for a weekend make sure to take gloves if u plan for climbing in track, take water and necessary drinks for hydration, proper dress needed for the walking including hat and sticks as they are steep.

This is not an easy trail. 5km of switch backs down to the canyon floor. That 5km must be climbed to return. Difficult but rewarding to complete.

This amazing canyon is carved out by two rivers, there is plenty to see. I chose the suspension bridge at the bottom of the canyon. This is a strenuous hike that starts at the top of the canyon. You can follow the switch back easy enough down to the bottom there are a total of 58 switch backs. At the top of the canyon and along the route there are vendors that sale water and other refreshments. Once you reach the bottom you'll see the sign that points you to the direction of the bridge 1km. The hike is just breathtaking from the top of the canyon to the canyon floor. The views are wonderful the canyon floor is just amazing with mountains towering above on both sides. However the only issue is the river. It's what the locals call "aguas negras" or black water. What can I say Mexico does not have the proper water treatment facilities and as a result the river is severely polluted. Still plenty of people visit the area, once you see this canyon for yourself you will see why. One last thing for those of you in great physique a challenge awaits, you can go back up to the canyon top using a railway build for workers of the electric plant bellow. This is a very steep route caution people have died going up this route, anyway stick to the 58 switch backs and you'll be fine.

(Translated by Google) The best thing about the square is Luis Barragán's Palomar, as it is very attractive to the eye, immense and pleasant. The fountains are a good complement to the park it tries to be. Recently inaugurated, it looks new, without damage, clean and serves in an excellent way to welcome you to the historic center. There is great confidence that, over the years, it will become an icon of the area along with the Two Temples and the Cathedral. The square needs large trees to provide shade for tourists who walk through the city to discover this new site, although I am worried that this will overshadow the sculpture. The bad thing about its location is that it complicates traffic in the area a little on weekends. (Original) Lo mejor de la plaza es el Palomar de Luis Barragán, pues es muy atractiva para la vista, inmensa y agradable. Las fuentes son un buen complemento al parque que intenta ser. Recién inaugurada, luce nueva, sin desperfectos, limpia y sirve de excelente forma para darte la bienvenida al Centro histórico. Hay mucha seguridad de que, con el paso de los años, se convertirá en un ícono de la zona junto a los Dos Templos y la Catedral. En la plaza hacen falta árboles grandes que den sombra a los turistas que pasean por la ciudad a descubrir este nuevo sitio, aunque me preocupa que esto llegue a opacar la escultura. Lo malo de su ubicación es complicar un poco el tráfico en la zona los fines de semana.

(Translated by Google) The plaza is in excellent condition, of course, it has to do with the fact that it was only inaugurated a month ago. This Saturday I had a series of films shown on a screen. Access to the movies was free, and people from the municipality gave away popcorn. Waiting for the trees they planted in the square to grow because the sun is really strong. (Original) La plaza se encuentra en excelentes condiciones, claro, tiene que ver con que apenas ha sido inaugurada hace un mes. Este sábado me tocó que se exhibiera una serie de películas en una pantalla. El acceso a las películas fue gratuito, y personas del municipio regalaron palomitas. En espera de que el arbolado que plantaron en la plaza crezca porque de verdad el sol está fuerte.

(Translated by Google) Recently built square, with a monument that has no shape, meaning or reason as to why and why it was made, an explanation has never been given or at least nothing that one understands its structure, which at least is not very useful in The place that was built, since the passage to vehicles was restricted, is only a pedestrian crossing to the main and central streets of Guadalajara. (Original) Plaza recién edificada, con un monumento que no se le halla forma, significado o razón del porqué y para qué se le hizo, nunca se ha dado una explicación o al menos nada que uno comprenda su estructura, que al menos no es muy útil en el lugar que se construyó, ya que el paso a vehículos quedó restringido, solo es pasó peatonal hasta las calles principales y centrales de Guadalajara.

(Translated by Google) A new special space for pedestrians, has fountains and chairs. In the afternoons they show movies in a movie and you can appreciate the sculpture. It is good that spaces for pedestrians are being recovered and more areas are being created to make our city more beautiful. The Oedipals around are almost decadent, I must admit, but over time the entire center of Guadalajara will be revived. (Original) Un nuevo espacio especial para peatones, tiene fuentes y sillas. Por las tardes pasan películas en una película y se puede apreciar la escultura. Es bueno que se están recuperando espacios para los peatones y haciendo más zonas así que vuelvan más bella nuestra ciudad. Los edípicos de al rededor alfo decadentes debo admitir pero con el tiempo se irá reviviendo todo el centro de Guadalajara

(Translated by Google) Much criticized, but visually pleasing to see, especially lit up at night 🤙🏻 (Original) Muy criticada, pero visualmente agradable de ver, sobre todo iluminada de noche 🤙🏻

(Translated by Google) A representation of one of the great works of the architect Luis Barragan that relates the space and the play of shadows that the tower produces throughout the day that together with the water mirror reflects that infinite parallelism, that water mirror according to Barragan represents that time In which there were drinking fountains along the path for the horses, in his work the water emanates from the tower in a constant and endless flow. Excellent representation of his work, I loved it! (Original) Una representación de una de las grandes obras del arquitecto Luis Barragan que relaciona el espacio y el juego de sombras que produce la torre a traves del dia que junto con el espejo de agua refleja esa infinito paralelismo, ese espejo de agua segun barragan representa esa epoca en que existina bebederos a lo largo del camino para los caballos, en su obra el agua emana de la torre comonun flujo constante e interminable. Exelente representación de su obra me encanto!

(Translated by Google) This plaza has just opened, like a month ago, let's hope that the trees they put up will grow and provide a lot of shade (Original) Esta plaza esta recién inaugurada, como hace un mes, esperemos que los árboles que pusieron crescan y den mucha sombra

This is a great way to ride your bike in a city with no bike trails and little green space. I just wish they did it an evening during the week as well!

(Translated by Google) On days when there are recreational routes in the city, you can see the buildings, because when the streets are closed they can be seen much better than from the sidewalk. It is a time to take photographs and it is very pleasant to see everyone passing by exercising and walking... (Original) Los días que hay vía recreativa en la ciudad, se pueden apreciar los edificios, pues al cerrarse las calles se ven mucho mejor que desde la banqueta. es un momento para tomar fotografías y es muy agradable, ver a todo el mundo, pasando haciendo ejercicio y caminando..

(Translated by Google) It is very versatile, it has different places, settings, environments. Very safe and with many options to meet, have breakfast or simply walk around (Original) Es muy versátil, tiene distintos lugares, escenarios, ambientes. Muy segura y con muchísimas opciones para conocer, desayunar o simplemente pasear

(Translated by Google) We love enjoying these spaces on Sundays with family... Thank you for continuing to preserve this route ❤️❤️❤️❤️ (Original) Nos encanta disfrutar este espacios los domingos en familia ... Gracias por seguir conservando esta ruta ❤️❤️❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) All very well, good time of distraction (Original) Todo muy bien, buen rato de distracción

(Translated by Google) It is a headache to travel through the city when there are recreational routes, that is what parks are for (Original) Es un dolor de cabeza transitar por la ciudad cuando hay vía recreativa, para eso están los parques

(Translated by Google) A place to have a good time. The bad thing is the people who misuse it. This past Sunday, I left my house to go for a ride on it. I was hit from behind by a cyclist who was coming very fast. He didn't have the decency to stop and see what happened, and just drove off. Unfortunately, I broke a bone in my arm, and now I have to deal with the consequences myself. (Original) Un lugar para pasarla bien. Lo malo son las personas que dan mal uso de ella. Este domingo pasado salí de mi casa para dar un paseo en ella. Y fui embestido por detras por un ciclista que venia con mucha velocidad, no tuvo la decencia de parar y ver lo que ocasionó sólo se fue. Desgraciadamente me rompío un hueso de mi brazo y ahora tengo que lidiar con las consecuencias yo.

(Translated by Google) The number of people on foot, bicycle, tricycle, rollerblades or skateboard is incredible, alone or camping, with or without a dog. There you can see different characters and a variety of recreational activities throughout the journey. In general there is order but there is never a shortage of those who do not measure their speed or dare to do pirouettes on their bicycles, causing accidents. (Original) Increible la cantidad de personas a pie, bicicleta, triciclo, patines o patineta, sólo o acampañado, con perro o sin él. Ahí se pueden ver distintos personajes y diversidad de actividades recreativas en todo el trayecto. En general hay orden pero nunca falta quienes no miden la velocidad o se atreven a hacer piruetas en las bicicletas ocasionando accidentes.

(Translated by Google) Very good to distract yourself from traffic and everyday life. It is set on Sundays, it covers a large amount of the avenue and on that day there is no vehicular flow in that area, drivers must take precautions. The road schedule ends at 2pm (Original) Muy bueno para distraerse del tráfico y el día a día. Se pone los domingos, abarca gran cantidad de la avenida y en ese día no existe flujo vehicular en esa zona, los conductores deben tomar sus precauciones. El horario de la vía finaliza a las 2pm

(Translated by Google) It's a hindrance, the truth is, one works on Sundays and with its roads, its cheapness, and its comde races make one struggle with traffic, if you want to exercise there, that's why they put the bike lane, parks, gyms and even the ravine. (Original) Es un estorbo la verdad uno trabaja los domingos y con su vía, su baratillo, y sus carreras del comude hacen batallar a uno con la circulación, si quieres hacer ejercicio ahí ciclovía para eso las pusieron, parques, gimnasios y hasta la barranca

(Translated by Google) Except for several reckless cyclists who do not pay attention to signs, the project is extraordinary, the city for recreation. (Original) Salvo varios ciclistas imprudentes y que no hacen caso a señalizaciones, el proyecto es extraordinario, la ciudad para la recreación.

(Translated by Google) I like that the streets are even and take me from one place to another so easily and quickly (Original) Me gusta que las calles estén parejas y me lleve de un lado a otro tan fácil y rápido

(Translated by Google) I love all the activities in the red park and next to the Musa Theater. (Original) Me encantan todas las actividades que hay en el parque rojo y al costado del Teatro Musa.

(Translated by Google) Like in every. Fabulous Walking. Anything with wheels (Original) Cómo en cada. Fabuloso Caminata. Cualquier cosa con ruedas

(Translated by Google) A very cool place (Original) Un lugar muy padre

(Translated by Google) Very good place to train (Original) Muy buen lugar para entrenar

Great art reasonably priced. Watched the balloon parade from here. Love the community and park.

Nice park in the middle of the city with some excellent local artists on display.

Awesome to take pictures.... No public restrooms anywhere.

The best designed park in the Chapalita neighborhood. Great park for walking, people watching and attending it's weekly art show and sale every Sunday!

my first time at the art in the park. i was surprised to see all different types of art work. It was a pleasant way to spend an afternoon

Great local park.. art vendors and live music (checkthe schedule).. Surrounded by many restaurants, plenty of options from simple to fancy food.

A Clean, safe, lovely, pet-friendly place to be. You can enjoy nature. All green areas surrounded by all kinds of delicious restaurants that fit every budget. . convenience stores and coffees. Relaxing, recreational, educational. Every Sunday, you will find the awesome art gallery where you can simply enjoy from paintings, books, handcrafted art, live music, and every type of entertainment. Bring the family, the kids even the dog to an awesome experience!

We, 7 family members, had a great day, around 6 hours around there, lovely walk, drinking "tuba" and "tejuino" that are their traditional beverages, then we had supper in a restaurant at the front of the Jardín and last we sat on a bench in front of the kiosko under the shadow if those big trees, enjoy our little girl playing with the rest of the children chasing the pigeons

Beautiful place to pass the evening, enjoy the atmosphere and the area; everyone is super nice around here.

Great place to visit, especially in the evenings when the plaza is full of snack venders. Also a fun place to shop for souvenirs of your visit

Beautiful Old Town plaza, full of option for eat and artisans. Very interesting place to have a walk and a snack or full meal, many restaurants and street food, if you are close to the area don't miss stop by.

A great square next to the churches with lots of shops and benches to sit and relax

Nice place to relax. We caught a little dance event. Really nice to watch.

We go here and few days a week. Best place to walk and get some food. Great for a date. The people watching is always good.