Best Attractions in Guadalajara

La Rojeña is the oldest distillery in Latin America, offering tours of its grounds, agave fields, and production facilities, culminating in a tequila tasting.

Considered one of Latin America's best zoos, it houses a wide variety of species in well-maintained gardens and offers attractions like an aerial tramway and safari experience.

An aquarium that also functions like a zoo, featuring a diverse array of aquatic and terrestrial animals, including rays and capybaras.

The Plaza del Mariachi, located next to the Templo de San Juan de Dios, is the traditional spot to hire mariachis and enjoy tequila and Mexican music in a lively atmosphere.

The Jose Cuervo Express offers a luxury train ride with unlimited high-end tequila and cocktails, including a visit to a tequila village.

Guadalajara Bioparque offers an African safari experience with Maasai Mara elements.

A lively area with important buildings, perfect for people-watching and admiring exterior architecture.

A large market area where you can buy many items and potentially haggle, with a lively, high-energy vibe.

A fun and scenic way to visit the birthplace of tequila, this train tour from Guadalajara to Tequila includes distillery visits, tastings, and entertainment.

This modern interactive aquarium showcases marine life from five different ecosystems, featuring immersive exhibits designed to educate visitors about aquatic biodiversity.

One of Latin America's top zoos, it boasts large grounds and diverse animals, including an African safari with open habitats and a sky zoo.

Guadalajara's largest amusement park offers thrilling rides, water attractions, and themed zones for a fun and adventurous experience for all ages.

A picturesque promenade along Lake Chapala in Ajijic, featuring sculptures, street artists, and vibrant sunset views.

A viewpoint in San Sebastián del Oeste offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains and, on clear days, the Bay of Banderas.