Guadalajara: Culture, Architecture, and Market Walking Tour
Feel the vibrant atmosphere of Guadalajara, a laidback city with a rich culture. Join a guided tour of its main historic landmarks, including the cathedral, and visit ...
Mercado Libertad is a food market in Centro Historico, Guadalajara.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Feel the vibrant atmosphere of Guadalajara, a laidback city with a rich culture. Join a guided tour of its main historic landmarks, including the cathedral, and visit ...
Explore a local market and cook an authentic Mexican dish of your choice (vegan options available). An essential, light, and delicious dining experience.
Discover the artistic heart of Jalisco. Visit Tonalá's artisan workshops and market, then explore the colorful streets, galleries, and mariachi atmosphere of Tlaquepaque.
Address: Calzada Independencia Sur 52, Centro, 44360 Guadalajara, Jalisco
Mercado San Juan de Dios in Guadalajara is Latin America's largest indoor market on Calzada Independencia, three floors of birria, tortas and crafts.
Mercado Corona in Guadalajara is the Avenida Hidalgo Centro market, a Tapatio fixture for jericalla, birria, the daily produce and comedor stalls.
Mercado Andares in Zapopan is the Puerta de Hierro upscale food hall inside Andares plaza, a Guadalajara metro favourite for specialty produce stalls.
Mercado Organico Providencia in Guadalajara is the Saturday-morning farmers market on Avenida de las Americas, a Providencia spot for organic produce.
Mercado de Abastos in Guadalajara is Avenida Lazaro Cardenas wholesale market, the Tapatio chile, spice and produce supplier for fondas and home kitchens.
El Parian in Tlaquepaque is the Calle Madero arches plaza, the largest cantina-style food court in Mexico with 14 stalls serving birria and Jalisco plates.
Mercado San Juan de Dios in Guadalajara is Latin America's largest indoor market on Calzada Independencia, three floors of birria, tortas and crafts.
Mercado Corona in Guadalajara is the Avenida Hidalgo Centro market, a Tapatio fixture for jericalla, birria, the daily produce and comedor stalls.