Personalized Star Map of Guadalajara
20.6597°N, 103.3496°W
Birthplace of mariachi and tequila, Guadalajara thrives beneath a starlit sky steeped in tradition. Gift a star map of the Pearl of the West — a present as authentic as the serenades beneath the stars of the Plaza de los Mariachis.
Famous Landmarks
Hospicio Cabañas
20.6597°N, 103.3496°W
The Hospicio Cabañas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, is a neoclassical masterpiece from the early 19th century. Originally built as an orphanage, it houses the celebrated murals of José Clemente Orozco, including 'The Man of Fire' painted beneath the chapel dome — considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Mexican mural art.
Guadalajara Cathedral
20.6597°N, 103.3496°W
Guadalajara Cathedral, with its iconic twin towers topped with yellow and blue spires, has been the city's symbol since the 16th century. Blending Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles, it dominates the historic centre and its four surrounding plazas in an architectural harmony unique to Mexico.
Tlaquepaque
20.6597°N, 103.3496°W
Tlaquepaque, a former artisan village now part of the Guadalajara metropolis, is the heart of Mexican craftsmanship. Its cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, glass-blowing workshops, and pottery shops make it an enchanting place, famous for its mariachis and festive atmosphere at the Parián.
Why gift a star map of Guadalajara?
Gifting a star map of Guadalajara means capturing the brilliance of the stars above the cradle of Mexican culture. Whether for a serenade beneath the stars at the Plaza de los Mariachis or a sunset over Lake Chapala, this map immortalises an authentic moment beneath the Jalisco sky. A gift as warm and festive as the Pearl of the West.
The sky of Guadalajara
Sitting at 20° north latitude and 1,566 metres above sea level, Guadalajara benefits from a semi-arid climate that provides many clear nights. Its tropical position allows excellent Milky Way viewing from November to March, while the altitude ensures good atmospheric transparency above the Atemajac Valley.