Guadalajara Free Walking Tour

Guadalajara has always been a meeting place for very different cultures. Its strategic position in the center of the peninsula, next to the fertile banks of the Henares and protected by steep ravines, made it inhabited since prehistoric times.

However, it would be in Arab times when this city adopted its current name and began to take the form with which we know it today. Already during the Renaissance, the noble Mendoza family would be in charge of taking it to its maximum splendor, raising building jewels such as the Palacio del Infantado.

In our days, Guadalajara is a young, accessible city full of plans and activities. Those visitors who wish to do so can visit with our guides the remains of the Alcázar, the Cathedral of Santa María, the Church of Santiago or the Pantheon of the Countess of la Vega del Pozo. Great treasures of a little known city. In addition, it is very close to Alcalá de Henares.

* Note: During the tour you can visit both the Palacio de la Cotilla to see the Chinese room whose price is € 1 and the Pantheon of the Mendoza family, which is located in the Church of San Francisco and also costs € 1. Access to both buildings will be done independently and voluntarily.