This beautiful 19th-century mansion displays a wide variety of traditional handicrafts.

This contemporary art gallery displays over 200 paintings.

This square is surrounded by interesting restaurants and is a nice place to relax.

This venue is a gallery for regional artisans to display their various handicrafts.

Garden where vendors sell handicrafts, fruit and candy.

Beautiful garden with an pretty fountain and bronze sculpture.

This museum contains a large archive dedicated to local journalism and graphic arts.

Significant landmark typifying Guadalajaran architecture and containing a mural by artist Gabriel Flores.

Constructed in the latter half of the 19th century, this cemetery is presently a popular place for wedding photos.

This pretty park has three overlooks and a restaurant.

Spectacular views of the Barranca de Oblatos canyon can be seen from this dramatically located park.

Walkers and joggers in this park can take in the views of the Las Juntas hydroelectric plant and Puente Arcediano.

16th-century church with Byzantine architectural touches.

This church incorporates Neoclassical elements and has 12 stained glass windows.

This beautiful grey and yellow stone church incorporates Neoclassical elements.

This baroque-style structure was originally built as part of a convent.

Beautiful but somber church with many ornamental details.

Amusement park for young children conveniently located near a shopping mall.

A realistic sculpture of horses designed by Jorge de la Pena.

This Roman goddess statue is the gathering place after the Mexican soccer nationals.

This plaza connects nine streets and offers many fine restaurants.

This popular walkway, named after the god of maize, offers shops and restaurants.

This plaza boast the flags of twenty-eight countries.

This building houses an art museum with murals by Jose Clemente Orozco.

A sculpture representing victory.

A massive expo center which holds many of latin America's annual events and conventions.

Going to Guachimontones, you can feel like you're really discovering something, not just following a well-worn tourist route. It is only 45 minutes from the beautiful Guadalajara city. Guachimontes...

A popular place for relaxing massages near the town's main plaza.

The birthplace of Ignacio Allende, one of the leaders of the War of Independence, is now a museum dedicated to this national hero.

This neoclassical cathedral is known for its large-domed top.

This 17th-century church was built only after a protracted struggle to gain the land where a church built by Indians had previously stood.

Now a bank, this building was the home of a nobleman in colonial times.

The place of residence of the church representative who presided over the Inquisition.

Young boys honing their bull-fighting skills are sometimes seen in this large lush garden.

This simple Franciscan chapel dates back to the early 18th century.

This ornate 18th-century chapel is a reproduction of the Holy House in Italy that is said to be a replica of Mary's house in Nazareth.

Prisoners of the Inquisition were held in this small structure while their fate was decided.

This aesthetically appealing structure was once home to Juan de Umarán, a hero of the Mexican Revolution.

This art gallery specializes in modern art.

This art gallery features a wide range of both international and local pieces.

This small market is located on a narrow side street.