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Zoos are usually the first place that comes to mind when someone mentions family-friendly fun, and it goes without saying that Guadalajara has its own. It’s the largest zoo in Mexico in terms of species population, and it also offers train tours of the park and an aquarium.
Selva Mágica
If amusement parks are more your cup of tea than zoos, Selva Mágica is the place to be. It features a wide range of different fun rides for people of all ages, but it’s also worth visiting for a variety of games and food options.
Trompo Mágico Museum
Interactive, kid-friendly museums are scattered all around Guadalajara, and it doesn’t get much better than Trompo. It’s a perfect place to visit with your little ones because they’ll have loads of fun exploring its interactive and educational exhibits and colorful outdoor play areas.
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This Catholic church dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament is one of the best examples of neo-Gothic architecture in the entire city. It was 75 years in the making before opening its doors in 1972, and its clock tower, stained glass decorations, and mosaics make it truly breathtaking.
Guadalajara Cathedral
One of Guadalajara’s most recognizable sights, this ornate cathedral was built during the 16th and 17th centuries and it stood the test of time. Designed in the Spanish Renaissance style, the building features Neo-gothic spires, stained glass windows, and a beautiful altar made of marble and silver.
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Located a short walk away from the Guadalajara Cathedral, this rotunda is another important symbol of the city. It consists of 17 fluted columns, honoring Jalisco’s most significant historical figures, artists, and musicians whose legacy still lives on.
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Located in the municipality Zapopan, Trompo is one of the most popular family-friendly spots in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area. This offbeat science museum features interactive exhibits and colorful outdoor area for your kids to get out and play.
Museo de Cara
Wax museums are usually one of those things people either adore or avoid at all costs, but they can be great fun when you’re going there with your children. Guadalajara has its very own museum of this kind, filled with wax figures of famous historical figures and fictional characters.
Museum of Paleontology
If you’re a nature lover looking for a museum that will impress both you and your kids, this is the perfect fit. In addition to featuring geology exhibits, this museum has prehistoric fossils of some pretty impressive animals on display, including saber-tooth tiger and tusked mammoth.
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]]>Trompo Mágico Museum
Located in the municipality Zapopan, Trompo is one of the most popular family-friendly spots in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area. This offbeat science museum features interactive exhibits and colorful outdoor area for your kids to get out and play.
Museo de Cara
Wax museums are usually one of those things people either adore or avoid at all costs, but they can be great fun when you’re going there with your children. Guadalajara has its very own museum of this kind, filled with wax figures of famous historical figures and fictional characters.
Museum of Paleontology
If you’re a nature lover looking for a museum that will impress both you and your kids, this is the perfect fit. In addition to featuring geology exhibits, this museum has prehistoric fossils of some pretty impressive animals on display, including saber-tooth tiger and tusked mammoth.
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]]>However, beyond that, there are so many things to see and experience, so switch up your plan and come see Guadalajara!
What to Do
The Hospicio Cabañas is one of the first places you have to go to in Guadalajara. It was built in the late 18th century as a hospital but was also used as an orphanage and more. Now, it’s function is a museum that displays murals from Jose Clemente Orozco. Not just that, but UNESCO also recognizes it as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity site.
If you love theater and performance, then Teatro Degollado is the place for you. Built in 1866, this neoclassical-style building is stunning on its own, even just to look at from the outside. But, on the inside, the lavish building is adorned in tons of ornate decorations, and hosts outstanding performances of all sorts!
. #teatrodegollado #casallenaThe Palacio de Gobierno del Estado de Jalisco is another must-see site in the city. It’s the center of the state government, and the building is nearly 250 years old. The best part is that it’s open to the public most days of the week for free, and there you can see four of Jose Clemente Orozco’s mural.
If you only go to one museum, though you should definitely go to more, the National Institute of Anthropology and History is the place to go. This museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing artifacts and cultures that make up the region and Mexico as a whole. This preservation is so vital in order to keep indigenous people’s stories alive and known to the public, as well as showing the rich history of the land; it is a very powerful place to be.
The Cathedral of Guadalajara is a beautiful neo-gothic building in the center of the city, and it’s just something you cannot miss seeing even if you tried! So go in and have a look around at this magnificent church.
What to Eat
There is so much amazing food in Guadalajara, and the one thing you have to try is the famous tortas ahogadas, which literally means drowned sandwich. This sandwich is made of special bread only found in Guadalajara, topped with spicy tomato sauce, and full of goods like fried pork and more.
The best place to go for this staple is Tortas Ahogadas Mr. Paco’s and is famous around the city for its tortas ahogadas and more!
To satisfy your sweet tooth, try jericallas, a dessert that is a combination of flan and creme brulee, so you know you can’t go wrong. This treat is found all over the city, in little bakeries or on the street, and is served cold so don’t be alarmed if you were expecting something hot!
unas ricas Jericallas 
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