Guadalajara Plaza Lopez Mateos

Travel Blogs from Guadalajara

Prehispanic Archeology

A travel blog entry by luluandal

... ruins. His vast knowledge of this area made our visit that much more interesting and he was so thrilled to be able to practice his English with us. And, we could not have asked for a better day. Dry and sunny with temperatures at 75 degrees made things so pleasant and comfortable.
The site was discovered by an American archeologist named Phil Weigand, who was married to a Mexican woman named Arcelia Garc�a. ...

Tequila tour

A travel blog entry by allalisova

... 1080;я стари 85;ного завод 72;, где сейча 89; царит почти мисти 95;еская атмос 92;ера. Здесь храни ...

Day 2 - Arrival into Ajijic (Aw-Hee-Hick)

A travel blog entry by forsterb

... I'd call Faustino on the cell number that was provided to by Arlene, our landlord in New Jersey.

Just as I was climbing over a railing to get to the exchange bureau I was approached by a smiling Mexican who asked "are you Bob" - how could he pick me out in an airport of thousands?

Anyway we got to the house fine and just returned from our trip to the Wal-Mart so that we could get some ...

Dancing Yellow Ball

A travel blog entry by gigglesbugg

... if you're a woman traveling alone. It's not in the safest part of town and feels pretty sketchy at night. There were literally a few dozen bands congregating in and around the plaza showing off their crafts and wooing potential customers. Go for the experience of being surrounded by flashy costumes and the cacophony of music even if you don't need a band!

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Never A Dull Moment

A travel blog entry by steveandgeorge

... flute. My camera's memory ran out before recording all I wanted. All these tremendously talented musicians were just having fun but sounded to me like a well rehearsed concert. It was an AWESOME (again I hate that word) day and all this except the Attacca string quartet within one block of our house!

In the video you'll see friend Joyce ...