Things to do in Guadalajara

Two tall, pointed towers are the hallmark of the Cathedral of the Ascension of the Virgin Mother. The classical buildings also make me feel that the cathedral is sacred. Enter the church to feel the strong atmosphere of faith, believers pray sincerely.

The Teatro del Guadalajara is a landmark building in Guadalajara. It is an ancient Roman-style palace building with very gorgeous and complex sculptures carved on the exterior walls. The entire theater is very tall and solemn. It often hosts musicals or dramas by world-famous bands. It is the art center of Guadalajara with a long history and full of infinite charm.

This is actually a small alley. At its narrowest point, only one person can pass through. I guess the name means that if two people meet each other, they will bump into each other, so it was named this way.

Notre Dame Cathedral is very beautiful. It is located in a suburb of the city, but it is worth a visit. Its main body is an ancient building, and now it is painted in yellow-brown, which is a very special color.

Guanajuato is a mountainous city with very narrow roads. Therefore, abandoned silver mine tunnels near the city were transformed into streets for vehicles, and pedestrian walkways are also provided on both sides of the tunnels. If you take a taxi to Guanajuato, it will almost always use these underground passages. Sometimes Google Maps will also guide you to a few walking routes that utilize these underground streets. It's not really worth making a special trip there; there's not much scenery to see, but you can experience it for the time being.

There are many churches in Morelia, but each church has its own unique beauty and style. We followed the tourists to visit here. When we saw the church, we couldn't help but sigh that the architecture here is so beautiful.

The scenery here is beautiful and pleasant, and you will never forget to return.