Guadalajara is an incredibly diverse and stately city with amazing qualities, both modern and historic. The birthplace of Mariachi music, Guadalajara is home to Mexico's most inspiring 16th century architecture, monuments, fountains, parks and tree lined avenues, and we'll spend the morning exploring the historically rich treasures found in the heart of the "Most Mexican of all Mexican Cities." Next, we'll visit the Tlaquepaque neighborhood of Guadalajara, a Colonial-era suburb known for its locally crafted works of art, ceramics and antiques. The prices here are far lower than in Puerto Vallarta, and the shaded pedestrian streets and European architecture create a wonderful atmosphere for the delicious lunch you'll enjoy before we continue on to the open-air shopping district of Tonalá. Many of the ceramics, pottery and finest dinnerware sold all over México are made by the estimated six thousand artisans living in Tonalá. This village of craftsmen features open workshops which sell to the public, making a stop in Tonalá a must for savvy shoppers. Our Guadalajara Highlights and Shopping tour offers adventure travelers a taste of authentic Mexican culture and one of the world's greatest shopping experiences, so don't delay - make your reservations today! Every Thursday from October through April at 8:30 am from the Aerotron Aerodrome, next to the Puerto Vallarta International Airport. Length of tour: 7 hours what’s included: Roundtrip flight, guided tours, soft drinks and lunch. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a light sweater with you.