Travel Information
Flying In
We recommend flying into Guadalajara International Airport. Direct flights are limited so book early to avoid layovers.
Downtown Guadalajara
Downtown Guadalajara is a bustling neighborhood full of professionals. Feel free to roam the city and stumble into a restaurant, bar, or café. If you plan to venture outside the area, Uber is readily available and a very popular means of transportation.
In the Area
Eat, Sip & Celebrate
Cafés
Rayo Café • Urban Flowers & Café • Damiana, Café y Libros • Junia
Restaurants
La Docena • Xokol • Kasuga • Terso • La Matera • Piquete • Siete y Medio de Paco • Palreal
La Panga del Impostor • Octo • La Casa de las Brasas • Taco París • Allium Restaurante
Geisha Gitana • Enora • Navaja • Ttuurrbbiioo • Pamplo
Drinks
Luperca Cóctel Bar • Gastón Wine Bar • Alcalde • El Libanés • Juni-ko
Things To Do
A full-day, 11-hour adventure in the cradle of tequila. The spirit is served non-stop and in all shapes, from delicious cocktails to an actual tequila tasting. There are two itineraries to pick from that set the course of the day. On the Sunrise Itinerary, you board the train in the morning for the outbound journey to Tequila. The Sunset Itinerary includes the train in the afternoon for the return trip to Guadalajara. On both itineraries, the other leg is traveled by bus.
Tlaquepaque
A walkable suburb of Guadalajara where you can find restaurants, street food, live mariachi, and artisanal goods.
Barranca de Oblatos
A stunning 600-meter-deep canyon hiking destination known for its steep trails, sweeping views, and rich biodiversity just minutes from the city city.
A lush urban forest known for its scenic walking trails and Japanese garden, it’s a great spot for strolling, picnicking, and guided horseback riding.