It may not be on your radar yet, but Guadalajara is definitely worth a visit. The city is so much more than just tequila – it’s got amazing food, culture and people! Here are five reasons why I think everyone should come to Guadalajara:
The weather in the city
The weather is beautiful, between 60 and 70 degrees (16-21 C) throughout the year. There are four seasons but they are mild, with rainy summers and dry winters. The best time to visit is during spring or fall when you can enjoy mild temperatures without intense heat or cold.
The city is a cultural melting pot
Guadalajara is a city that is home to many cultures, including the indigenous and Spanish. As such, there are many museums and galleries that showcase the history of this beautiful city. In addition to these cultural attractions, there are also plenty of parks where you can relax or play sports such as soccer or volleyball.
The Guadalajara area offers countless opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking through nature preserves or biking along trails in scenic areas like Lake Chapala (which has been called Mexico’s “Lake Tahoe”). If you’re looking for something less strenuous but still adventurous, try zip-lining across valleys!
There’s a wide variety of food
If you’re a foodie, you’ll be in heaven. There’s a wide variety of food, from traditional Mexican to international cuisine. If you’re looking for authentic Mexican-Japanese fusion or just want some sushi, Guadalajara has got your back!
It’s just two hours from the beach
It’s just two hours from the beach, but you can still enjoy all of the fun things that make Guadalajara unique. There are plenty of places to go and things to do here!
The city has a lot going on: there are museums, parks and historical sites; plus tons of nightlife options if you want to party after your day at the beach. You could spend days exploring all that Guadalajara has to offer–and then still have time left over for some sunbathing before heading home.
There are a lot of people who speak English (and other languages)
Guadalajara is a great place to visit because there are many people who speak English. If you’re not sure how to get started, there are lots of ways for you to learn in Guadalajara. You can take classes at an English school or find friends who can help you with your studies.
After arriving in Guadalajara airport and getting settled into your hotel room, you should head out on foot (the best way) and explore the city! There are lots of things that tourists come here for: museums and historical sites; beautiful parks; delicious food; nightlife…you name it!
You might want some advice from locals before exploring on your own – so make sure to ask around when looking for something specific (like cheap restaurants).
World-class museums and art galleries
There are many museums and galleries in Guadalajara, but some of the best ones are Teatro Degollado, Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Guadalajara (MACG), Museo Regional de Guadalajara, Museo Jose Clemente Orozco and Museo del Chopo. These places have world-class exhibits that will make you want to visit again and again!
It’s also home to some really cool places you can hang out like Plaza del Sol or Plaza Carolina where locals go to chill or eat at local restaurants and cafeterias set up in tent shelters. They have live music on Friday nights as well!
Guadalajara is also home to some great restaurants and bars that are perfect for a night out with friends or family. Some of our favorites include La Perla Tapatio, El Parador de Jalisco, Los Barriles and El Fogonazo. They have live music on Friday nights as well!
Guadalajara is an amazing city with beautiful scenery, culture, food and people!
Guadalajara is a beautiful city with many things to do, see and eat. It’s a cultural melting pot with people from all over the world who have come together to live in this amazing city. The food here is delicious and there’s a wide variety of restaurants to choose from. You can find anything from tacos al pastor (a traditional Mexican dish) to sushi or even Italian food!
The best part about Guadalajara is that it’s just two hours away from Puerto Vallarta, which means you can easily go on day trips there if you want some beach time. Plus, there are lots of places where they speak English (and other languages) so don’t worry if your Spanish isn’t perfect yet because most locals will try their best at understanding you anyway!
So if you’re looking for a beautiful trip with great weather and amazing people, I highly recommend Guadalajara!