Begin your tour in front of the Giant Head (Tree Inside) by José Fors, a contemporary piece inspired by Octavio Paz, a Nobel Prize winner. Then, move towards the Rotunda of Illustrious Jaliscienses, a space that pays tribute to the men and women who have left their mark on the state's history.

Continue to the imposing Guadalajara Cathedral, with its unmistakable towers and mix of architectural styles. Nearby, see the Kiosk of the Muses, a wrought iron jewel brought from Paris that adds a European touch to the heart of Guadalajara.

Next, head to the Degollado Theatre, one of the most emblematic stages in the country, where art has shone for more than a century and a half. Just a few steps away, discover the Founders' Fountain, a piece that recalls the origin of Guadalajara in 1542. Its elegant design and symbolic weight make it an ideal spot for taking photos and appreciating the historical essence of the city.

Visit the Coat of Arms of Guadalajara, an emblem that has safeguarded the identity of Guadalajara since the 16th century. Finally, approach the Hospicio Cabañas, declared a World Cultural Heritage site and home to the majestic murals of José Clemente Orozco.