Tlaquepaque
Tlaquepaque, officially San Pedro Tlaquepaque, is a city and the surrounding municipality in the Mexican state of Jalisco.
Getting to Tlaquepaque
For more information, see Guadalajara International Airport.
- 01Central Vieja - Just south
Worth seeing
- 01Belén Cemetery
- 02Cabañas Cultural Institute
- 03City Museum
- 04Museum of the Arts University of Guadalajara
- 05Plaza Guadalajara
Hidalgo and Calle de Morelos, Zona Centro).
- 06Plaza de Armas
Things to do
You can make a sightseeing tour in a very economically and animal friendly carriage. These are not powered by a horse, instead by a battery like an electric car. The start is at the cathedral. Prices are M$300 for half an hour, M$400-500 for a whole hour (Dec 2021).
- 01Expo Guadalajara
Hosts major industrial trade shows throughout the year.
- 02Estadio Akron
- 03Estadio Jalisco
- 04Estadio Tres de Marzo
- 05Estadio Los Charros de Jalisco
Lucía 373, Tepeyac, Zapopan (use bus or taxi (no on-site parking)).
- 06Nuevo Progreso Bullring
Where to eat
Guadalajara has a wide range of restaurants with outstanding street vendors selling regional specialties (particularly birria, tortas, and various tacos). The city also has a mind-boggling variety of outstanding restaurants with dozens of 5-star restaurants offering an upscale experience and a wide range of international flavors.
Getting around Tlaquepaque the local way
- Get aroundMetropolitan Area Mass Transit System (Sistema de Transporte Colectivo de la Zona Metropolitana) is the local transit authority.
- Get aroundTour operators use luxury buses (such as Turquesa, Tour and Cardenal).
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