Best places: Monuments in Las Juntas, Mexico

Monument with 17 fluted columns honoring Jalisco's artists, musicians & historical leaders.

Stately neoclassical archway, built in 1942, commemorating the 400th anniversary of Guadalajara.

4 stone arches on a bayside promenade, the backdrop for an amphitheater & a sunset vantage point.

👍👍 Gorgeous fountain that in the back of the theater. All the founding people are graced here in this fountain. It’s definitely worth checking out.

👍👍 The most emblematic and greatest building of the teotihuacan culture, if you like history you must visit.

Spacious plaza featuring a sculpture inspired by the immolation of the deity Quetzalcoatl.

👍👍 Muy bonita experiencia después de haber bajado cruz de Romero llegar a este arco para empezar a cambiarnos para llegar danzando al pueblo

👍👍 Its square is totally beautiful, it shows the beauty of Guadalajara, Jalisco and entire Mexico

👍👍 Impressive details of the horses in motion. They seem like elemental horses, water horses, shadow horses, fire horses. The important thing is to see the movements they have. It is worth staying to see them in detail.

👍👍 I 💖 this statue/monument, it's full of fine details... A true piece of art! On weekends this square has vendors that sell pastries, plants, shirts, coffee cups, planters and more. Definitely a place to check out while in GDL... Beautiful square!

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👍👍 It is a good place to take a breath for a moment and continue with your walk.

👍👍 Monument recognized by the residents of the municipality, easy to locate and that gives a good image to the area, a pleasant place to sit and rest if you are passing through, I recommend stopping by to buy a delicious tejuino that they sell in the place, it will take your breath away. the heat.

Waterside attraction with a series of chairlike bronze statues topped by various sea creatures.