Hospicio Cabañas Tours and Activities

My name is Diego. I have a bachelor's degree in tourism and a master in social studies from the University of Guadalajara. I created this tour to introduce visitors to the history, culture and architecture of Guadalajara, my home city. Walking in the city's historic barrios, plazas and markets, you will discover its unique personality while learning how historical events have shaped its urban and social landscape throughout the centuries. You will also discover Guadalajara's fundamental landmarks, including: 1. The Cathedral and its 4 surrounding plazas 2. Mercado Libertad (the biggest indoor market in Latin America) 3. Chapultepec cultural corridor 4. Colonia Americana By the end of our private walking tour (no groups!), you will have a wider understanding of Guadalajara and Mexico's past and present.

Discover all of Guadalajara’s top attractions during this in-depth day tour, with free time to explore the arts and gastronomy hub of Tlaquepaque. Get a peek at the controversial work of Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, and discover the city’s most stunning panoramic view. After visiting all the main landmarks, you’ll head to Tlaquepaque village. Linger over a tasty lunch platter, pop into an art gallery, or shop for handicraft souvenirs.

Discover the City of Roses, know its attractions accompanied by a professional tourism guide that shows you the traditions, culture, secrets and legends. We will know the Historic Center and other places with neo-Gothic and classical and neoclassical style. Enjoy the beauty of Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco. This experience will convey the history of interesting places, monuments and colonial buildings of great architectural wealth. We stop at one of the most beautiful churches of the Tapatia Pearl: The Expiatory, where after a review of the history we will know its interior. Have fun in the pariah of the new Magic Town of Tlaquepaque, place of beautiful crafts, galleries and restaurants, buy traditional souvenirs from the region

Discover the architecture and the historical and cultural significance of Guadalajara on this guided half-day tour. Learn about the important Mexican muralists, including Jose Clemente Orozco and his work, and see examples of this artwork. Plus, visit historical sites like the Cabañas Orphanage, which features 57 of Orozco’s fresco murals, along with the Cathedral, the Degollado Theatre, and more.

A bike tour is a great way to get to know the city, and understand how the city works from a unique perspective. Our tourguides are knowledgeable and flexible, so if you have any specific interests, do not hesitate to ask your guide, so we can tailor your experience to your likes and interests. The tour gives you a bit of healthy excercise, but is fun for beginners as well as for experienced bikers. Hope to see you soon!

Ideal for those with limited time, this full-day tour offers the opportunity to explore the city of Guadalajara from Mexico City without having to spend the night. You'll head straight from the airport to Guadalajara's historical center to see the main attractions, then go to Tlaquepaque, a picturesque village known for its art galleries and workshops.

Explore Guadalajara without the hassle of planning on a private tour with round-trip transport from the Guadalajara airport or your accommodations. In addition to navigating for you, your guide provides inside recommendations and background on the history and culture of the region. The day’s itinerary includes a visit to Tlaquepaque, a neighboring town known for its artisan markets and food stands.

We will know step by step and in a few moments by Bus the Historic Center of Guadalajara from a gastronomic, cultural and historical perspective. Starting with a typical breakfast of the region, we will continue towards the Pitayas park (April and May season) where we will be able to taste a carafe snow with different flavors even outside the pitaya season; to reach our next points such as the Barrio de Mexicalzingo, the two temples and the other points of the route. Just at noon we will taste a snack that we only find in the area. Our next destination is the Cabañas Cultural Institute and the Libertad Market in which, in addition to enjoying its beautiful colors, we will taste one of the many regional dishes. Already rested and satisfied, we will continue visiting the points of the itinerary until we reach the El Santuario neighborhood. As a last point we will arrive at the “Los Famosos Equipales” canteen.