
Guadalajara: Mexico's second city is vibrant, colorful and likely to have fewer travelers than the capital. It's also home to the Mariachi Festival (pictured).

International Guadalajara Book Fair: This bibliophile's dream is the biggest literary event in the Spanish-speaking world.

Palacio De Gobierno: In Guadalajara, almost all the notable historic buildings, like the Palaci de Gobierno pictured here, fan out from four pleasant plazas.

Teatro Degollado: This theater gets its inspiration from Greek architecture.

Hospicio Cabañas: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the oldest and largest hospital complexes in the Americas.

Mercado San Juan de Dios: This market is the largest in Latin America, so you will definitely find something you want to buy.

La Docena: This oyster bar scored a spot on the Latin America Top 50 Restaurant List in 2017.

Karne Garibaldi: Order the local favorite "Carne en su jugo" at Karne Garibaldi

De La O: For a fun night out, hit this tiki bar.

Casa Fayette: Grupo Habita operates this stylish hotel in a renovated 1940s building.

Villa Ganz: Meanwhile, Villa Ganz was the city's first boutique hotel.

Tlaquepaque: Just 20 minutes from Guadalajara city, this town is known for its tequila tourism.


