Guadalajarathe “pearl of the West”, is A city with great historical and cultural wealthits neighborhoods and colonies reflect the tapaty identity through its architecture, gastronomy and customs.
Several colonies of the capital of Tapatía have history and traditions that characterize them and make them striking. One of the most representative colonies is San Juan de Diosa neighborhood that, with its iconic market and its centenary history, remains a key point of everyday life in the Jalisco capital.
Located in the heart of Guadalajara, the neighborhood of San Juan de Dios is recognized for its commercial activity, its historical value and its role in popular culture; In it is the San Juan de Dios market (or Libertad Mercado), the largest in Latin America, where premises and tourists can enjoy typical snacks such as the Birria, the drowned cakes and the jesters, in addition to acquiring crafts, clothing and technology At affordable prices.
In addition to the market, The neighborhood houses the temple of San Juan de Dios, a church dating from the century XVII and that is part of the architectural legacy of the city. There is also the old civil hospital, one of the oldest and most important medical institutions in Mexico, with more than two centuries of history.
While Guadalajara has other neighborhoods full of tradition, such as Analco, Santa Tere and Mezquitán, San Juan de Dios stands out for its dynamism, its vibrant trade and its ability to preserve custom customs over time.
San Juan de Dios is not only a neighborhood with history, but a living symbol of the tapaty essence And walking through its streets is to immerse yourself in the past and the present of Guadalajara, with its mixture of tradition, gastronomy and commerce. For those who seek to know the city from its root, this neighborhood is a must.
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