Things to Do
Discover things to do in Guadalajara
Considered the cradle of Mexican traditions, Guadalajara is one of the most important cultural, industrial and economic centers in the country. For this reason, there are a wide variety of things to do in Guadalajara and for all tastes.
At Presidente InterContinental Guadalajara we recommend some of the main ones, especially if it is your first visit, so that you can discover the most emblematic points of interest and attractions in the city.
The best places to visit in Guadalajara
We recommend taking the “Tapatío Tour” tourist bus that stops right in front of the hotel. This will take you to tour the historic center and the Cathedral, as well as provide you with places to visit in Guadalajara. Hop off and wander the streets steeped in history, visit the three museums that are in the area and cool off with a delicious ice cream, also known as sherbet.
Guadalajara at night comes alive on Avenida López Cotilla, where you will find outdoor cafes, bars and small terraces to relax and enjoy the evening.
Other places to visit in Guadalajara
Our Concierge service offers exclusive excursions to Tequila, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá, Lake Chapala and the archaeological zones near the hotel.
A world awaits you in Guadalajara, enjoy it with a good tequila in hand.
Things to Do
Things to do in Guadalajara
Welcome to Perla Tapatía! City of tequila and mariachi.
Considered the cradle of Mexican traditions, Guadalajara is one of the most important cultural, industrial and economic venues in the country.
If it is your first visit in this city, we recommend you take the tourist bus “Tapatío Tour” that stops right in front of the hotel. The bus will take you to tour the historic center and the Cathedral. Get off and walk the streets full of history, visit the three museums that are in the area and refresh yourself with delicious snow, also known as sorbet.
Guadalajara at night comes alive in López Cotilla Avenue, where you will find outdoor cafes, bars and small terraces to relax and enjoy the afternoon.
Our Concierge service offers exclusive excursions to Tequila, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá, the Cutural Cabañas Institute, Lake Chapala and the archaeological areas near the hotel.
A world awaits you in Guadalajara, enjoy it with a good tequila in hand cheers!
Chapala Lake
Located on the border between Jalisco and Michoacán, the largest freshwater lake in Mexico is located. Enjoy the sunset from your boardwalk and admire the white pelicans that fly over the lake. Be sure to visit the Ilsa de los Alacranes and Isla Mezcala where you can enjoy the typical snacks of the region.
Tequila Route
Venture out on an extraordinary journey aboard a train and tour the wonderful agave fields that glow blue under the sunlight. Surprise yourself with amazing landscapes full of history and tradition, while learning more about the tequila manufacturing process. Ask about the tours offered by the different tequila houses in the region.
Tonalá
Its name means “Place where the sun rises” Acquire beautiful crafts with one of the almost 4,000 artisans of Tonalá. Visit the House of Craftsmen, the National Museum of Ceramics, the Parish of Santiago Apostol and the Cerro de la Reina.
Tlaquepaque
Considered one of the Mexican cities with the greatest artisan tradition, in Tlaquepaque you can find the best pieces of ceramics and pottery. You will not get tired of touring its beautiful streets. Its colonial churches, traveling mansions and flowery flowers will make you fall in love!
Mariachi Square
Guadalajara, land of Mariachi! Your visit to this historic city will not be complete without hearing the sound of the Mariachis. Enjoy traditional dance, while rejoicing to the rhythm of typical regional songs and savor a good tequila.
Calle Álvaro Obregón 23, San Juan de Dios, 44360 Guadalajara, Jal.
Degollado Theater
Located in the heart of the historic center of Guadalajara, this historic theater has housed the city’s cultural scene since the mid-19th century. Admire its magnificent architecture, its monumental roof or the extraordinary mural of Roberto Montenegro. Hopefully you can enjoy a cultural show like a concert by the Jalisco Symphony Orchestra.
Guachimontones Archaeological Zone
Declared Cultural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO, this mysterious archaeological zone is located in the town of Teuchitlán, Jalisco. Characterized by including several constructions of unique architectural style such as pyramids surrounded by circular courtyards, ball games and an amphitheater.
