Guadalajara

Overall Score

3.5

In the Western Pacific region of Mexico, the city of Guadalajara, the capital center of the state of Halilsko, lies. Its history goes back to 1531, when the Spanish arrived in the area, exploring new lands. The name of the city is Arabian, and it translates to the river that flows between the skales, or the river that flows between the skales, as it is called in Arabic. Nowadays, Goldalachara is a huge megapolis with many interesting features, attracting many tourists from all over the world. The citys territory is in a warm climate zone. May is considered to be the harshest month. The month of July has the highest number of sprinkles.

Headalachara is known as the Silicon Valley of Mexico. In its vicinity there are large-scale, high-tech industries. The city has textile and footwear manufacturing facilities. There is a brewery and factories for the production of food products. A multitude of highways crisscross the citys streets in different directions. ×The railroad line runs through Gwaldalekhárra.

The citys ancient streets are decorated, as they have been in the past, by magnificent architectural monuments built in the 16th and 17th centuries. Among them are some churches built in Baroque style. The museums fascinating expositions describe the stages of Gwadalekharas development, its distinct historical events, and its famous citizens. The most important cultural institutions are the Jesús César Museo de Orsocco and the Museum of the State.

Hadalachara is the site of the main Médeco de Mexico Arena "Lleinso Charrero" to conduct the Charréade. Not far from the city line is the town of Tikila, which gave its name to the famous Mexican drink made from agave. Hudadalahara has long been known as a master of traditional craftsmanship. Their pieces can be purchased at many of their shops. The most popular music among city dwellers is the famous salsa, which is often heard in clubs and restaurants, cafes, and bars.

The most popular salsa is the one that is often heard in clubs and restaurants, cafes, and bars.

100 USD = 2,068.21 MXN

Overall Score

3.5
  • Air quality: 70 US AQI Moderate. Air quality is acceptable. However, there may be a risk for some people, particularly those who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.
  • Tap water: No, not drinkable
  • Religious government: Non-religious
  • Population: 1,500,000 people
  • Population density: busy: 13x13m 169m per person
  • GDP: $8,444 / year
  • Foreigners can own real estate: Yes
  • Power outlets: 115V60Hz
  • Internet: 9 Mbps
  • Best wireless: Telefonica
  • Pay without cash: No, cash only esp. for foreigners
  • Tipping: Service is not included in all restaurants (though this may vary by location or for a larger group), so it is customary to tip 10 to 20 percent of the total bill. Bartender: It’s acceptable to tip 10 to 20 pesos per drink or 10 to 15 percent of the total bill.
  • Apartment listings: Comparto Depa
  • Apartments: Airbnb
  • Hotels: Booking.com
  • More hotels: Hotels.com
  • Best coffee 24/7: Hotel Riu Plaza
  • Best taxi: Uber
  • Best coworking space: Nevermind
  • Online electronics shop: Linio
  • Best hospital: San Javier Hospital
  • Best short-haul air carrier: Volaris
  • Best intl air carrier: Aero Mexico
  • Monthly costs for expat: $600
  • Monthly costs for family: $1250
  • Monthly costs for local: $360
  • Meal: $4
  • Small Cola: $0.7
  • Beer 1 Pint: $1.8
  • Coffee: $1.3


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