Top Guadalajara Art & Culture Classes

Discover Guadalajara with a local guide and gain deeper insight than you’d get exploring independently. This full-day experience combines the city’s key landmarks, public spaces, and local traditions while introducing you to everyday life and culture. See celebrated murals at the Cabañas Museum and enjoy time to sample regional food and drinks at Libertad Market.

Being the national drink of Mexico, tequila plays an important role in the country's culture and history. Delve deep into the tequila- and mezcal-making experience during this full-day excursion through the state of Jalisco. Visit a local distillery to learn about the manufacturing process, enjoy a tasting at a local venue, and stop at the town of Tequila to explore.

Experience Guadalajara like a local on this private food tour through the city’s rich culinary scene. Enjoy hearty meals at beloved family-run eateries that make you feel right at home, and explore Mercado Libertad—Latin America’s largest indoor market. With your guide leading the way, wind through its bustling corridors and discover more than 500 stalls offering hidden food treasures. Taste regional favorites like birria, barbacoa, and tortas ahogadas (a type of traditional sandwich), as you learn the stories behind each dish. Along the way, take in Guadalajara’s historic landmarks and hear fascinating local tales you’d miss on your own. End at the storied Nueve Esquinas neighborhood, famous for its tasty birria.

Go beyond the beaten path and explore the luscious lakeside villages of Ajijic and Chapala on a full-day tour from Guadalajara. Admire the scenic splendor of Lake Chapala (Lago de Chapala), one of Mexico’s largest natural lake, and wander the cobblestone streets of picturesque Ajijic while listening to commentary that you won't get in the guidebook.

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.