
Tlaquepaque
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The charming Tlaquepaque, located southeast of Guadalajara, is a hub of Mexican craftsmanship and culture. Here you'll discover a vibrant mix of colonial architecture and diverse art galleries, especially along the car-free Calle Independencia. The town is renowned for its high-quality ceramics, glassblowing workshops, and traditional craft shops offering a wide range of authentic products. In the heart of the district, you'll find El Parián, a large courtyard surrounded by restaurants and bars, often featuring traditional Mariachi music. It's best to plan your visit during the week to avoid the crowds and explore the studios at your leisure. Pay special attention to the intricate Talavera ceramics and the hand-blown glass items, which are typical of the region.
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Calle Peatonal Independencia Centro Tlaquepaque
Attraction in Calle Independencia 149-127.
Calle independencia
Attraction in Calle Independencia.
Museo del Ejército y Fuerza Aérea
Museum in C. Valentín Gómez Farías 600.
Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol
Church in Guillermo Prieto 60.
Corredor Tlaquepaque
Attraction in Centro.
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