Palace of the Cows

The Las Vacas Palace, built in the late 19th century, is a beautiful example of the fusion of Moorish and European architectural styles. This emblematic site was the residence of Segundo Díaz, cousin of Porfirio Díaz, President of Mexico, which gives him an important historical value. As they walk their elegant corridors, visitors can admire the works of muralist Xavier Guerrero, considered a pioneer of muralism in Mexico, whose creations adorn the walls of the palace and enrich its cultural environment. Today, the Palacio de Las Vacas has become a vibrant cultural center that houses various works by different authors, offering a space for artistic and cultural dissemination. Visitors have the opportunity to explore their facilities, enjoy exhibitions and events, as well as rent the enclosure for photographic sessions and other special events. This iconic place is not only a refuge for art, but also a testimony to the historical and cultural legacy that continues in Guadalajara, inviting everyone to immerse themselves in its rich heritage.