Guadalajara Street Map Poster

Capital of Jalisco and the heartland of mariachi and tequila, Guadalajara has a street map built around its grand Centro Histórico. The twin-spired Catedral de Guadalajara anchors a chain of plazas — Plaza de Armas and the Plaza de la Liberación among them — while the tree-lined Avenida Chapultepec gives the city its most fashionable promenade of cafés and bars.

Rendered as a minimalist city map, Guadalajara’s regular colonial grid stands out clearly, threaded by long avenidas that reach toward the craft districts of Tlaquepaque, famous for its pottery and ceramics, and Tonalá with its sprawling artisan market. This printable poster captures that interplay of ordered downtown blocks and the looser, lower-rise neighbourhoods around the edges.

It is wall art with a sense of place, ideal for proud tapatíos and anyone who has wandered the city’s plazas at dusk. Hang it among other Mexico city maps, or set it beside our Mexico City map poster to trace how two of the country’s great cities are laid out. This Guadalajara street map turns local geography into something worth framing.