Casa Jalisco

Casa Jalisco, opened in 1977, is the official residence of the governors of the State of Jalisco. Its construction was ordered by Governor Alberto Orozco Romero, who saw a modern building that reflected the strength and importance of the state's executive power. This complex occupies a full apple and has a clean and functional line architecture, representing the modernity of the time. Inside are event rooms, where political meetings, official ceremonies and other activities of state relevance are held. It also houses the official office of the governor, the space where many of the key decisions are made for the development of the state. Residence is not only a symbol of the government, but also an important meeting point for political figures, business and cultural leaders. Over the years, Casa Jalisco has witnessed many historical moments, becoming a reference for the tapatíos and a key piece of the city's political infrastructure.