The Regional Museum of Guadalajara

The Regional Museum of Guadalajara Museo Regional de Guadalajara is only a short walk around the Plaza de Armas and is certainly justified regardless of a visit.

Housed in a previous eighteenth century theological school that likewise filled in as a central station and jail amid the War of Independence, the gallery opened in 1918 and highlights ious Pre-Columbian finds and ethnographical showcases.

Features incorporate 14 dioramas and displays managing nearby fossils and geology, a substantial mineral accumulation that incorporates a 800-kilogram shooting star, and a fine gathering of pilgrim time work of art, and in addition contemporary and current workmanship.

Subsequently, look at the close-by Teatro Degollado, an extensive neoclassical working with frescos by Gerardo Suárez in the vault demonstrating scenes from Dante's Divine Comedy.