A town, known among locals as a pueblo, Guadalajara is the home of around four million people. Famed across the globe for its stunning and vibrant culture, the town has a charm and appeal that draws people back again and again. While most tourists focus on the big name attractions and famous sites, the beauty and charm of the city is equally and liberally throughout many neighborhoods, including some hidden gems that are off the beaten path. The city’s Centro Histórico (Historic Center) is home to historical buildings, museums, government offices, tourist sites, bars and night clubs, restaurants, and hotels. The more modern neighborhoods of the Chapultepec are famous for its great restaurants, cozy coffeehouses, and stunning bars and nightclubs. The suburbs of Tlaquepaque and Tonalá are a shopaholics’ dream.  Zapopan and the lesser known Guadalajara’s Beverly Hills districts have some great colonial villas and sights to see. Guadalajara locals are warm and friendly and are ready to share their city’s beauty and wonder with you and your family. Food, drink, fun, and excitement await you n the typical Mexican flare here in Guadalajara.