Casa de los Perros in Guadalajara: History, Legends and the Museum of Journalism
In the heart of the Historic Center, on Paseo Fray Antonio Alcalde, two bronze dogs keep watch over the street from the top of a Porfirian-era mansion. That image gave…
In the heart of the Historic Center, on Paseo Fray Antonio Alcalde, two bronze dogs keep watch over the street from the top of a Porfirian-era mansion. That image gave…
Walking through the Guadalajara Historic Center means covering almost 500 years of history in just a few blocks: a cathedral with yellow spires, Orozco murals that seem to burn, plazas…
From June 11 to 26, 2026, Guadalajara becomes one of the world’s entertainment capitals. The 2026 World Cup concerts in Guadalajara will draw thousands of fans looking to enjoy live…
Carne en su jugo (“meat in its own juice”) is, without exaggeration, the most Guadalajara dish there is. More than the torta ahogada, more than birria: this stew of thinly…
The Basilica of Zapopan is the most important Marian shrine in Jalisco and one of the religious sites with the greatest historical and spiritual weight in all of Mexico. It…
Guadalajara with kids: the 19 best places, checked and updated for 2026. The Zoo, Sealand, KidZania, Museo JAPI, Selva Mágica, water parks and more. A complete guide for families.
Guadalajara is not just a city watching the 2026 World Cup on a screen: it is one of Mexico’s three official host cities. Estadio Akron hosts four group-stage matches, including…
For many people, the prettiest part of Guadalajara is not actually in Guadalajara. The city itself is beautiful, but Tlaquepaque has a charm that is hard to find anywhere else.…
Jalisco has something few Mexican states can match: twelve Pueblos Mágicos (“Magic Towns,” an official federal designation for towns of special cultural or natural value) spread across mountains, lakes and…
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