The climate in Guadalajara is very mild, the weather is quite nice all year. The temperatures range throughout the year from lows of about 68 degrees F to highs around 92 degrees F in the summer.
There is an extensive music scene in the city; in addition to the annual mariachi bash held in September there are many clubs and venues with a variety of types of music being played.
Being one of the largest urban centers in North America there are many activities and things to do including many museums and theaters. Tourism is a large part of the economy in modern Guadalajara with many nice accommodations ranging from very modest to luxurious, exquisite villas. In addition to some of the best cuisine in Mexico the dining and nightlife scene is world class.
Zoologico Guadalajara, a 34-heacter of reforested land. Zoologico Guadalajara is a modern ecological center and zoo in one. Built in the year 1988, the place is constructed to preserve and protect different engendered species. In Zoologico Guadalajara, one can find reptile section, aviary, interactive museum, petting zoo, and its amazing roofed auditorium with 3500-seating capacity.
Lastly, another must see place is the Centro de Ciencia y Tecnologia Planetario, the city's planetarium. The place was opened to public in 1982 and was named after Severo Días Saavedra, a Spanish scientist and priest. If you are looking for a place to discover more about science, then this is the right place for you.
