Top Things to Do in Guadalajara 2021

"[Jalisco❥Guadalajara] Mexicans are really loose, and even the way they look at museums surprised me. Give a bench and lie down to watch. It’s useless to talk about laws and regulations in this country. It’s not as practical as a sentence of Amigo."

"This is a very good seafood restaurant, the layout of the restaurant is very tropical island style. The roasted bananas here are definitely a major feature, so you must taste them specially. The rest of the seafood meals are quite satisfactory, the ingredients are relatively fresh, and the taste is still very good."

"The Grand Theater de Gorado is a landmark in Guadalajara. It is an ancient Roman style temple building with very ornate and intricate sculptures carved on the outer wall. The entire theater is very tall and solemn. It often hosts musicals or plays by world-renowned bands. It is the art center of Guadalajara, with a long history and infinite charm."

"This is a botanical garden on the streets of Guadalajara. The greenery here is very good, with large lawns. In the center of the park is a bronze statue of galloping horses, which is very majestic and represents the national spirit of Mexico. Flowers bloom all year round in the park, and the air is very fresh, making it a great place for walking and relaxing."

"beautiful place and lots of history"

"Super amazing and favorite magical museum. If you go to a city or country that you don’t know very well, then visiting the city’s museum is the best way to understand the city’s history, culture and development, so this time I came to Guadalcanal The first arrangement in Dalajara is to visit the Museo del Periodismo y las Artes Gráficas. Museo del Periodismo y las Artes Gráficas. This museum is located in the National Publishing House. The exterior of the museum is very beautiful. Many tourists choose to take pictures outside the museum. I also took a lot of pictures outside. The filming rate is very high. Guada The weather and environment in La Jala are very good, so the photos taken are basically not needed, and they are very beautiful without filters. The interior of the museum mainly displays the printing machine and the printing process. The most interesting thing is the printing of banknotes. The National Printing Bureau also showed how the pressure printing machine prints banknotes. Although the printed currency is not red renminbi, It looked very refreshing. After learning about the history of this museum, I realized that in the past, some prisoners would be arranged to work in this place to realize their social value. This is a very great place. I suggest you come and visit! Address: Carrera 66 24 -09 | Barrio Salitre, Bogota 111321, Colombia Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 10:00~16:00, Saturday and Sunday 10:00~18:00."