One day to play in Mexico's second largest city people coming to Mexico to travel to Guadalajara is not much, is it fun here? of course! There is no lack of fun here! The beautiful cathedral, the artistic Trakter Kay, the shocking Orozco giant murals, and the always clear weather, make it difficult for you to love. !! Recommended route: Cathedral and the historical center around it is the core of the entire Guadalajara. It takes a long time to play around every attraction in the vicinity. Take the cathedral as a starting point, then visit the Jalisco Hall of Fame, the Degeado Theatre, Tapatia Square, the Cabaas Cultural Center, the Government Palace, and the Arms Square to return to the Cathedral Square. Recommended attractions: Cathedral: The cathedral was built in 1558 and has a very long history. It is a testimony to the city. Government Palace: The state government office can be visited by tourists. The highlights are two large wall paintings of Orozco. Jalisco Hall of Fame: 12 bronze statues to commemorate local famous writers, architects and revolutionaries. Restaurant recommendation: Guasanga, right next to the cathedral, the Mexican-style pizza is really spicy, the environment is very good, the second floor terrace directly sees the cathedral, the price is surprisingly cheap. Open and eat no more than 70RMB. Shopping recommendation: Mercado Libertad The largest traditional market in Latin America, from clothing to crafts, food, all kinds of everything