
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.
