During your stay in the city, don’t miss:
Visiting
The Palace of El Infantado, the Tower of Alvar Fáñez, the Church of Santiago, the Convent of La Piedad or the Palace of Antonio de Mendoza; the Palace of La Cotilla, the Chapel of Luis Lucena, the Co-cathedral of Santa María, the Tower of el Alamín, the Church and the Crypt of San Francisco or the Mausoleum of the Countess of La Vega del Pozo.
Walking and wandering through the city streets
In the historic city centre, the Concordia Park, San Roque Park and the Adoratrices Park.
Sampling
The excellent lamb and kid goat, roasted slowly in a wood-fired oven, seasoned with the traditional "breve" -a seasoning made with aromatic herbs marinated in vinegar-. For dessert, taste the most delicious and well-known liquor soaked cakes (Bizcocho Borracho), or the rich Alcarria honey, with Designation of Origin since 1992.
An excellent option would be to accompany these dishes with local wines such as the Mondéjar wines, with Designation of Origin (D.O.) since 1997, or to season your dishes with La Alcarria Olive Oil, with D.O. since 2006, the most recent product to achieve this status.
Taking home an unforgettable souvenir of the city
Souvenirs can be purchased in any of the many shops on the premises of the monuments included in the public art programme Guadalajara Abierta (Tower of Alvar Fáñez and Tower of el Alamín, Chapel of Luis Lucena and Chinese Room in the Palace of La Cotilla), in the Tourism Mangement Office, the Buero Vallejo Theatre Auditorium, the Multiusos Palace and in the collaborating hotels and establishments, (Alcarria hotel, Pax hotel and Tryp hotel; Lino and Los Girasoles restaurants, La Juguetera Alcarreña and El Corte Inglés).
