
Expo Guadalajara
Mexico's largest event venue. Ideal for business and world-class expos, hosting more than 2.1 million visitors a year — a key reference point for the industry.

Guadalajara — capital of Jalisco and birthplace of tequila, mariachi and the crafts of Tlaquepaque and Tonalá — is the cultural, gastronomic and tech epicenter of western Mexico. A cosmopolitan destination known for its festivals, international events and world-class concerts.

Mexico's largest event venue. Ideal for business and world-class expos, hosting more than 2.1 million visitors a year — a key reference point for the industry.

A majestic monument in the historic downtown. The basilica's blend of architectural styles makes it one of Guadalajara's must-see attractions.

Home of the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra and a 19th-century architectural gem. A cultural hub for opera, ballet and concerts.

Home of Chivas, this modern Zapopan stadium is one of the city's main sports and concert venues — a must for football fans.

This Pueblo Mágico is famous for its art and craftsmanship. Streets full of galleries, pottery shops and workshops — perfect to explore local traditions.

The birthplace of Mexico's famous spirit and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore agave fields and distilleries on a unique cultural getaway.

FICG is one of the most relevant showcases of Mexican and Ibero-American cinema, drawing filmmakers and audiences from around the world.

FIL Guadalajara is the largest Spanish-language publishing event, bringing together thousands of authors, professionals and readers every November.

A festival celebrating mariachi music and charrería — the national sport — with parades and galas with the Philharmonic Orchestra.

A professional WTA tour tennis event that draws elite players and growing international prestige — a highlight for sports fans.

Guadalajara's big annual festival: a fair with concerts at Auditorio Benito Juárez, rides, parades and a wide gastronomic offering.
