Best places: Sights & Landmarks in Guadalajara, Spain

👍👍 Maravillosa la visita con Manuel!!! Siempre descubriendo algo nuevo en la bonita historia de Guadalajara!! Un lujo escucharle, nadie como él para contar la Historia de una manera amena y divertida!!

Gothic-style palace built in 1480 housing a local art & history museum, plus a dramatic courtyard.

👍👍 El palacio de la cotilla es uno de los monumentos de la cuidad que sirve como centro cultural y artístico en el que se imparten clases de pintura, piano, guitarra, cerámica, etc. El edificio se puede visitar, sobre todo son interesantes las salas dedicadas a José de Creft y a Buero Vallejo (ambas gr...

👍👍 Fantastic exhibition of local history. Amazing architecture.

👍👍 Guadalajara is a beautiful city to see, I really liked it...clean and with parks.

👍 The complex of the Mendoza Palace and the Church of La Piedad, in Renaissance style, is today a public educational institute. You can visit it during opening hours, surrounded by the center's schoolchildren. One thinks about the luck of these students to be able to study in a historical monument.

👍 Beautiful chapel, called Our Lady of the Angels, which was attached to the church of San Miguel, demolished in 1887, founded by the humanist Luis de Lucena in 1540.

Zoological park with European wildlife & domestic animals housed in naturalistic enclosures.

👍 Remains of the old city wall.

👍👍 The Plaza de España houses the Palacio del Infantado, which is the most beautiful in Guadalajara, and one of the most unique in all of Spain. Its beauty will dazzle you from all sides.

👍 Beautiful church in the center some steps to climb up it's worth a visit as it also has a crib inside. Can be fresh inside so take a sweater.

👍👍 Puente de origen árabe, fechado en el siglo X, se trata de uno de los pocos puentes andalusíes que se conservan en España. También se trata de la construcción más antigua de Guadalajara. Se encuentra en uso, y se mantiene en un buen estado de conservación

Venerable 12th-century tower that was part of the wall surrounding the medieval city.

👍👍 This place can be visited for free. There are exceptions such as the representation of the living Passion of Christ, on the eve of Holy Week, in which a donation must be paid, since the capacity is limited. I would like to take this opportunity to add that it is a very pleasant popular amateur show,...

👍 Agricultural town from the 19th century, one of the few examples that can be found, in moderately acceptable conditions, to have been abandoned for more than a century. It is a shame that the ruins are not consolidated and deterioration is prevented. The vast majority of structures can be accessed,...