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English: 623 208 6797 | En Mexico: +52 (33) 2102 0134
With a captivating blend of colonial architecture, extravagant murals, exquisite cuisine, and modern skyscrapers, Guadalajara welcomes visitors from across the globe to this “Pearl of the West.” Capital of Mexico’s western state of Jalisco, renowned as the birthplace of mariachi and tequila, Guadalajara is one of the largest cities and metropolitan zones in the country.
Not only is Guadalajara a haven for art and culture, it is home to one of the largest Convention Centers in the world, over 22 sport stadiums, upscale shopping, and top-tier medical facilities. Additionally, the city is known as the “Silicon Valley of Mexico” as it is the main producer of software and electronic components in the country. In 2026, Guadalajara will continue to shine as one of the country’s premier sites for the World Cup.
For nearly a decade, Eliel Garcia and the Casago Guadalajara team have enjoyed welcoming guests while making lasting connections with homeowners. Making sure visitors and homeowners feel welcome and cared for defines Casago Guadalajara’s differential value, ensuring the utmost in hospitality.
Whether visiting Guadalajara for work, sporting or cultural events, medical needs, or as a family vacation, this iconic Tapatia pearl promises an unforgettable getaway into Mexico’s heart. Book your Guadalajara stay today and experience the city’s vibrant charm firsthand!
Guadalajara, Guadalajaraaaa…a name nearly synonymous with mariachi and tequila, has echoed across Mexico for over 500 years. Set into the Altemajac Valley in Mexico’s western state of Jalisco at an altitude of 5,000 feet, Guadalajara and its surroundings provide a vivid mixture of colonial era architecture, modern comforts, history, and cosmopolitan flair.
Officially established in 1542 by the Spanish, and named after a city in Spain of the same name, Guadalajara offers visitors from across the globe an enchanting vacation getaway in the heart of Mexico. Known over time as “The Pearl of the West”, la “Perla Tapatia”, and even the “City of Roses”, Guadalajara’s historic charm seamlessly blends with the hip, vibrant energy of the larger metropolitan area.
From the iconic Guadalajara Cathedral in the city’s historic downtown to the ornate decor of Teatro Degollado, and the UNESCO recognized Hospicio Cabañas cultural center and museum, Guadalajara’s breathtaking architecture and murals delight history and culture buffs alike. Sports enthusiasts can readily take in a soccer game of the iconic Chivas club, or enjoy the thrills of a dramatic lucha libra match. Foodies visiting Guadalajara must be sure to indulge in the region’s renowned dishes of “torta ahogada” or goat birria.
Surrounding Guadalajara are a wealth of unique neighborhoods to explore. Visitors can stroll through the cobblestone streets and galleries of Tlaquepaque, visit the wide avenues and historic mansions of Colonia Americana (voted one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world), or venture to the highly recognized Basilica in Zapopan. Plus, Tequila, the birthplace of Mexico’s most popular libation, is less than an hour away.
Whether visiting the area for history, culture, work, or relaxation, Guadalajara promises an unforgettable getaway for families and travelers of all ages.
The Guadalajara International Airport (GDL), also known as the Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Airport, is the 3rd busiest airport in Mexico. There are direct connections to several international destinations, making GDL one of the most visited airports in the country. The airport is located about 15 miles south of the city, with several taxis and airport transfers easily accessible.
January and February tend to be low seasons for vacationing to Guadalajara, as well as the summer rainy season. However, Guadalajara remains a popular business destination for events and conferences throughout the year so the high seasons tend to fluctuate. October through December is a popular time to visit Guadalajara, as this is generally after the rainy season and a time filled with numerous festivals.
There are numerous attractions throughout Guadalajara and the greater metropolitan area, encompassing history, art, culture, sports, and so much more. Some of the top points of interest are located in and around the historic downtown, including:
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There are several not to miss events in Guadalajara, including:
There are so many restaurants to explore within and around Guadalajara, from traditional Mexican dishes to international cuisine, bustling taco places to refined dining. Don’t forget to try the renowned birria in Guadalajara, and of course the torta ahogada. Here are just a few dining recommendations:
Casago Guadalajara manages several properties within Real View Towers, which is located in the Zapopan area of the Guadalajara metropolitan zone. Zapopan, which is renowned for its Basilica and high-end shopping centers, is located about half an hour northwest of the city center by car.
