Stay in the heart of Tequila's Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) and discover everything that makes this World Heritage region unique. From tours through the blue agave fields to exclusive tastings at the most iconic distilleries, we're the perfect starting point for experiencing the authentic essence of Jalisco. Enjoy a local, cultural, and gastronomic experience that combines history, flavor, and tradition in every corner.
Live the Best Experiences in Tequila, Jalisco
Discover the Best of Tequila.
Explore the most famous distilleries, tour the UNESCO World Heritage-listed agave landscapes, ride the José Cuervo Express Train, or venture out on tours of the Tequila Volcano. You can also walk through the historic center, visit the National Tequila Museum, and sample Jalisco cuisine in its traditional restaurants. Each experience connects you with the history, spirit, and passion that define Tequila, Jalisco.
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José Cuervo Express
A unique experience that combines luxury, culture, and tradition in a single journey. Departing from Guadalajara, this train offers various service categories, including the Express Carriage, Premium Plus, and Diamante, each with exclusive amenities and services. During the journey, passengers enjoy an open bar of José Cuervo tequila, regional snacks, and an educational tasting guided by an expert tequila expert. -
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Explore the Agave Landscape
This 35,019-hectare UNESCO World Heritage Site is ideal for biking, hiking, or horseback riding. It includes agave fields, former haciendas, and much more.LEARN MORE -
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Enjoy the Historic Center
The heart of Tequila, where you can take photos with the famous "Tequila" lyrics, enjoy the kiosk, try a typical cantarito, listen to live mariachis, and stroll through the crafts market.LEARN MORE -
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Cascada los Azules y el Volcán de Tequila
For nature and adventure lovers, activities such as rappelling, hiking, and biking are available at these stunning natural sites.LEARN MORE
National Tequila Museum (MUNAT)
Restaurants
It's not only famous for its spirits, but also for its rich gastronomic offerings that fuse tradition and creativity. From traditional dishes to innovative offerings, the city offers a culinary variety that captivates locals and visitors alike.
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La Cueva de Don Cenocio
A space for the whole family. Located on a traditional country house, a World Heritage Site, in the Magical Town of Tequila, Jalisco. Ideal for families, groups of friends, and businesses. A showcase of Mexican tradition with a contemporary twist. Let Chef Karla Castro enchant you. Come and enjoy deconstructed traditional dishes, signature dishes, and specialty cocktails with Sauza's distinctive flavor. -
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La Fonda Cholula
Tequila's most iconic culinary destination, just steps from this Pueblo Mágico's most famous distillery. The classic Mexican atmosphere of our interior will captivate you, along with the aromas of cooked agave, the folklore of our visitors, the ambiance of our staff, and the succulent flavor of dishes prepared with agave seasoning. -
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Real Marinero
A restaurant 100% focused on serving delicious Pacific seafood dishes, they feature traditional recipes from a shrimp cocktail to ceviche tostada, but they also have specialty dishes with their own recipes, such as the shrimp-stuffed fillet with a special tomato and spice sauce.LEARN MORE -
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Fonda y Galería La Damajuana
La Damajuana Inn and Gallery is a place that, although its identity belongs to the town itself, contains a bit of Jalisco's attractions. Art is the first aspect that one can experience when visiting this place, offering tourists the opportunity to acquire a part of Jalisco's vast culture.
