• Monument to the Centennial of Independence - This monument of Independence was inaugurated in 1910 for the celebrations of the dictator Porfirio Díaz who came to visit from Mexico City. It is a replica of the Angel of Independence of the capital.

• Visit to Barrio Chico microbrewery
• Historic Walking Tour at Barrio de Analco
• Bottled water
• Tasting of 6 different styles of craft beer (4 ounces each)

• Dinner
• Extra Drinks / Beers

Embark on a journey through Guadalajara’s most ancient neighborhood, initiated by Franciscan missionaries and native ‘Caxcanes’ in 1543.

Immerse yourself in its notable locations (courtyards, churches, colonial structures, monuments, and the community market.) Glean its past heritage straight from your local guide.

Post a 90-minute enlightening stroll, you’l take a breather at Cerveceria Barrio Chico, the single microbrewery situated in Guadalajara downtown.

Delight in a Craft Beer Sampling guided by a beer connoisseur encompassing 6 unique sorts of craft beer (each being 4 ounces)

Relax on the terrace amidst an avocado tree. You’ll get to survey the amenities and gain deeper understanding about the craft beer and hard seltzer crafting process.

Indulge in a blend of cultural and culinary escapade as you drink in local lore along with top-notch beers.

The brewery is famous for its high-grade and novel offerings, bagging several country-wide accolades for various beer types like experimental, Pale Ale, and Porter.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.