We'll journey through Tonala's heart, experiencing the vibrant market, historic parish, and lively main square, gaining a glimpse into the authentic lifestyle of a traditional working-class neighborhood. Then, we'll visit city hall to gain insights into Tonala's historical significance and learn about the indigenous cultures that have shaped its identity. Finally, we’ll visit the workshop and house of the Bernabe family to admire one of the most refined ceramic techniques in the world: barro petatillo.

We'll wander along an enchanting pedestrian-only avenue lined with magnificent 19th-century mansions now transformed into stylish boutiques, art galleries, museums, and inviting restaurants. We'll have the opportunity to admire the works of renowned local artists, including Sergio Bustamente, Agustín Parra, and Rodo Padilla, at their respective art galleries. We'll conclude our day with a sumptuous lunch at the breathtaking Casa Luna, a restaurant adorned with Tlaquepaque's finest crafts and hailed as one of Mexico's most beautiful. Alternatively, we can experience the local food scene by having lunch at the municipal market, where we can savor traditional dishes prepared by local vendors. Since this is a private tour, we can tailor the experience to your interests, whether that’s food, architecture, art, history, or a combination of everything. At any point, we can pause for coffee, craft beer, tequila or mezcal cocktails, or grab a bite from street stands.