Sculpture of Guadalajara Arms Shield

The sculpture of the Guadalajara Arms Shield, a majestic three-meter-high bronze piece, is located in the Paseo Hospicio, in the heart of the Historical Centre. Granted by Charles I of Spain in 1532, this symbol presents two rampant lions posing on an oak, representing the victory and pride of the city. Located in the corridor that begins next to the Degollado Theatre, the shield is an emblematic point of reference that connects the past with the present. By passing through this monument, visitors are taken to Tapathy Square, a vibrant space where the history and culture of Guadalajara intertwined, making this place an indispensable destination for those who explore the city.