City Sites
The Arcos del Milenio (the Arches of the 3rd Millenium), an architectural monument of six yellow metal arches
La Minerva
The largest fountain/statue in the city of Guadalajara. Minerva is the Roman goddess of war, poetry, medicine, wisdom, commerce, and crafts
The Stampede
This sculpture, located in the Glorieta de las Jicamas
The Stampede was designed and forged in bronze by Jorge de la Peña
Rotunda de las Jaliscenses Ilustres
Templo Expiatorio del Santísimo Sacramento is a Catholic church dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament
"Niños Héroes
An imposing monument 50 metres high which honors the legend of 6 cadets who refused to surrender during the American invasion of 1847, this statue stands at the intersection of Avenidas Chapultepec and Niños Héroes. Made from pink canterra stone, it was crafted by Juan Olaguíbel
Military Museum
McDonald's McGolazo
$35 pesos, about $3 USD
Tlaquepaque
The city was designated "Pueblo Mágico" in 2018, one of the towns maintaining their historical character. It is a resort focused on the crafts of pottery, textiles and [blowing glass]. Its streets and walks are adorned with various Casonas of the last century in addition to colonial constructions
Tlaquepaque town square
Lined up for ice cream
Shopping
La Catrina
She can show herself dressed in an elaborate, festive way and/or appear in
bare bones
We bought the Catrina in the green dress on the left
The Mexican's relationship with La Catrina is intimately tied with the history and culture of Mexico
Our Hotel
The lovely courtyard
Another 'gigantic' room key, reminissent of Mascota
Happy hour in Tlaquepaque
Breakfast is served here
Dinner at Casa Luna
Getting used to reading menus in Spanish
Al fresco dinning
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