Top Guadalajara Classes & Workshops

Combine a visit to the picturesque town of Tequila with pre-Colombian archaeological ruins in Teuchitlán during this full-day, private or small-group combo tour from Guadalajara. Join guides well-versed in Mexican history, art, and culture as you explore each location. Learn about the ancient cultures that once dominated the Tequila Valley in Guachimontones. Enjoy a tasty traditional lunch and visit a local tequila distillery.

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.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Guachimontones is a one of a kind archaeological treasure, renowned for its distinctive circular pyramids an architectural style found nowhere else in the world. Just an hour from the city, our journey begins with an immersive exploration, uncovering the stories and mysteries of a civilization that thrived centuries ago. Following the tour, you’ll take part in a hands on prehispanic art workshop, where you’ll craft a beautiful piece. To complete this unforgettable experience, we’ll savor traditional mexican dishes served beside a tranquil river, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. It’s a cultural and culinary journey through time. Every guest and every experience is unique! We are able to accommodate most special requests, so if you wish to modify this experience in any way, don’t hesitate to send us a message!

Discover Guadalajara’s nightlife as you explore its atmospheric quarters and enjoy a drink at some of the city’s traditional cantinas (Mexican pubs). Join your guide and a small group of like-minded travelers for a fun evening out and get the inside scoop on the best spots to eat, drink, and party in the city. Enjoy included drinks along the way and sample a traditional cocktail, Mexican beer, and of course, a shot of tequila.

Under the guidance of Gaby, a passionate local Guadalajara, this hands-on cooking class invites you to explore the vibrant flavors and culinary traditions of Mexico. Get ready to master the art of hand-pressed tortillas, craft rich sauces, and prepare regional specialties that celebrate local cuisine. In a fun and relaxed environment, you’ll chop, grind, and create dishes that embody the heart of Mexico, leaving with not only new cooking skills but also unforgettable memories. No prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm for good food and culture. After, A Hidden Gem : We will visit a 'secret' pre-Hispanic pyramid tucked away in Guadalajara, where you'll discover the ancient roots of our region. Magic Town Charm : We’ll explore the beautiful ‘Magic Town’ of Santa Anita, a picturesque town full of tradition and local inspiration.

When you visit Tequila, you will take in the entire array of Flavors of Mexico. You will you be able to know the interesting process of planting and care of the agave plant, its uses for other products and its work - traditional and industrial - to give life to the Mexico's National Drink through complex steps that, in the end, give it its flavor, quality and texture. You will not leave these sets without first tasting some of their most famous drinks. Visit its historical buildings, the most emblematic are the Church of La Purisima and the City Hall, which houses an interesting mural painted by a local artis that represents the emergence of Tequila from a lighting bolt that fell just in a plant agave. Visit also the distilleries where you can get closer to the history of the production of this iconic drink which over the years, has become synonymous with Mexico around the world. Enjoy the view of the impressive agave landscape, honored with the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

La chef Nidia te guiará a través de los sabores, las técnicas y los secretos de la gastronomía mexicana cuenta con una distinción excepcional A lo largo de nuestra experiencia juntos, cocinarás platos tradicionales. Después nos sentaremos, serviremos y degustaremos lo que hayamos preparado. Sin prisas. Las personas nuevas se convierten en conocidas alrededor de una mesa compartida.

Discover the authentic flavors of Mexico through this unique tasting of agave drinks in Guadalajara. Join a knowledgeable local guide at a vibrant bohemian venue to sample pulque, raicilla, and mezcal, three ancestral beverages deeply rooted in Mexico’s history, culture, and culinary heritage. Learn about each drink’s origins, traditional production methods, and cultural significance while enjoying a curated tasting flight (128 ml total) paired with a delicious local snack, such as a giant tostada and fresh guacamole. This small-group experience offers the perfect opportunity to mingle with locals and immerse yourself in Guadalajara’s youthful, creative atmosphere. Ideal for food lovers, culture seekers, and travelers seeking an authentic nightlife and local gastronomy experience beyond the typical tourist path. A perfect way to experience the spirit of Jalisco through its traditional agave flavors.

Meet the home of the rarest and most beautiful stone and enjoy Mexico's National Drink. Magdalena, a typical Mexican charming town in the state of Jalisco, only about an hour from Guadalajara offers you the experience of meeting one of the largest opal producers in the world. This town, full of traditions has four main opal mines where you will have the opportunity to explore and to appreciate the work of the miners and you will be able to go hunting your opal with a hammer and a helmet provided by the miners. Magdalena also has an obsidian deposit, thanks to the climatic conditions and the proximity to the Tequila volcano. In the town of Tequila, you will take in the entire array of Flavors of Mexico. You will be able to learn the interesting process of planting and care of the agave plant, its uses for other products, and its work - traditional and industrial - to give life to Mexico's National Drink through complex steps that, in the end, give it its flavor, quality, and texture.