Guadalajara City Guide 2017-18

Arts and Culture Museums, Cultural Centers, and Art Some museums to visit in Guadalajara are: + Casa Museo López Portillo + Museo de Arqueologia de Occidente + Hospicio Cabanas (a magnificent building, exhibit of Clemente Orozco murals)

Tourist Attractions Places to visit in the city of Guadalajara: + The Historical Center of Guadalajara

- Catedral Metropolitana, La Asunción de María - El Cabildo Eclesiástico - El Expiatorio, Templo del Santisimo Sacramento - Escudo de Armas de la Ciudad de Guadalajara

- Fuente de la Inmolación de Quetzalcóatl - Mercado Libertad o San Juan de Dios + Enjoy a train ride on Tequila Express, and Jose Cuervo Express visiting the agave fields and national beverage distilleries. A great way to see Guadalajara is on the Turibus, a panoramic passenger double deck bus that travels through some of Guadalajara’s most beautiful areas. This bus offers a fun experience to oversee, from the comfort of your seat, the great city. Users can get on and off the bus at any of its stops, they can stay at a place they find interesting and get back on another Turibus a few hours later. Read more: http://tapatiotour.com.mx/# Places of Worship The population of Guadalajara is mainly Catholic. There is a catholic church for every neighborhood – San Javier de las Colinas, Nuestra Sra de Bugambilias, Santa Rita, Guadalupe, and Santísimo Redentor in Chapalita, La Madre de Dios in Providencia, Church at El Palomar, even inside the gated communities as in Valle Real, Santa Anita Golf Club. Even though there is an overwhelming majority of Catholic people, the city has places of worship for different religions; there is an important Jewish community as well as several other denominations.

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