• Glorieta La Minerva - Through a short audio, you will discover the history of the Minerva Glorieta, one of the most iconic and cherished symbols of the City, where you can take photographs.
• Los Arcos - A brief audio will guide you through the history of the Arches of Guadalajara, marking the City’s boundaries in the 1930s, and you can take photographs.
• Templo Expiatorio del Santisimo Sacramento - Listen to a short audio to learn about the Expiatory Temple of the Blessed Sacrament, renowned as one of Mexico’s most beautiful temples and the greatest neo-Gothic work in the country. You can take photographs of the site.
• MUSA Museo de las Artes Universidad de Guadalajara - A short audio will reveal the history of MUSA (Museum of Arts of the University of Guadalajara), where two twin buildings were commissioned during the Mexican Revolution in 1914. You can take photographs.
• Museo del Periodismo y las Artes Graficas - Through a brief audio, learn the history of the Museum of Journalism and Graphic Arts, where the continent’s first insurgent and independent newspaper, “The American Alarm Clock,” was published. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.

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• Guadalajara Cathedral - A short audio will tell you the history of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Guadalajara or Catedral Basilica de la Asuncion de Maria Santisima, one of the City’s most beautiful and enduring buildings. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.
• Instituto Cultural Cabanas - Listen to a brief audio to learn about the Cabañas Cultural Institute, an emblematic and majestic monument to Culture and solidarity in Jalisco, located in the City Center. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.
• Museo Panteon de Belen - A short audio will narrate the history of the Pantheon of Belen, one of Guadalajara’s oldest and most traditional Pantheons, an architectural gem where time stands still. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.
• Teatro Degollado - A brief audio will share the history of the Degollado Theater, one of the City’s greatest architectural treasures, dedicated to providing a beautiful theater venue over the years. You can observe its exterior and take photos.
• Ex Convento Del Carmen - Through a short audio, learn the history of the Ex Convento del Carmen, once the most sought-after Temple by the City’s wealthy for religious and social events. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.
• Plaza de Armas - A short audio will recount the history of Plaza de Armas, where residents prepared for war against local natives, the largest square in Colonial Guadalajara. You can observe its exterior and take photographs.
• Escultura La Estampida - You can observe this Sculpture and take photographs.
• Glorieta de Los Ninos Heroes - You can observe the Glorieta and its promenade and take photographs of the place.

• Reflective vest
• Helmet
• Scooter

• Entrance ticket to the Cabañas Cultural Institute, with an additional cost of $80.00 pesos
• Entrance ticket to the Pantheon of Belen, with an additional cost of $37.00 pesos if you wish to enter
• Entrance ticket to the Degollado Theater, approximately $150 pesos in case of a cultural event