With its impressive colonial architecture and its plazas bustling with vendors and passersby, Guadalajara is a lovely city to see by horse-drawn carriage. Carriages line up along the periphery of Plaza de la Liberación, then clip-clop along Guadalajara’s downtown streets, passing some of the city’s most beloved sights. Though enjoyable at any time, horse-drawn carriage rides in Guadalajara are especially charming at night, when many buildings are framed by twinkling lights and couples and families enjoy an evening walk.
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See Guadalajara from a Horse-drawn Carriage
With its impressive colonial architecture and its plazas bustling with vendors and passersby, Guadalajara is a lovely city to see by horse-drawn carriage. Carriages line up along the periphery of Plaza de la Liberación, then clip-clop along Guadalajara’s downtown streets, passing some of the city’s most beloved sights. Though enjoyable at any time, horse-drawn carriage rides in Guadalajara are especially charming at night, when many buildings are framed by twinkling lights and couples and families enjoy an evening walk.
