Tlaquepaque was nominated by his ancestors centuries ago. Emerged from the mountainous land, rich in clay, the same land that gave birth to master potters, which in turn gives Tlaquepaque their identity and heritage.
Today, it has become a boomtown, with the same craftsmanship that has had for a long time. Tlaquepaque streets are full of charming, traditional houses made of adobe stone quarry buildings, museums, art galleries, culture, food, fun and entertainment.
No need to delve too deeply to discover that beneath the surface of modern living Tlaquepaque tradition that have survived for centuries, we can observe this tradition, just walking the streets. Especially the pedestrian street (Independence) All the galleries, hotels, restaurants, etc. … are remnants of old farms and mansions.
Tlaquepaque
The traditional bridge is the gateway to the most artistic of the city, built in 1978.
If you like scary stories and places I recommend visiting “El Refugio” here in Tlaquepaque to tell their stories and legends that tell the village elders. Some people say that the voices of the past can be heard inside, while others say that souls have returned, and others talk about ghostly apparitions.
El Refugio
They may be right, a visit to El Refugio is sure to revive anyone. Today, El Refugio shows culture in the country’s most beautiful expression of art and culture, it was built in 1885. Tlaquepaque is the most important crafts center in Mexico. Most ancient cultures believe that man was created from dust. Here, the same applies to crafts. It is absolutely necessary to see these talented craftsmen at work, this guided tour is designed for your enjoyment for 5 hours, visit the artisans working where visitors can buy directly from their memories and works of art.
Each piece serves as a voice for the value, feelings and dreams of the craftsman who has lent his talents to create this beautiful treasure.
