🇲🇽Our Favorite Neighborhoods In Guadalajara
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- Our recommendations for walkable, enjoyable, family friendly neighborhoods in Guadalajara. We review and tour the neighborhoods, residences, coffee shops and more. We hope you enjoy the laid back vibe these barrios! -The Yarbros
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0:00 Intro
1:07 Our FAVORITE neighborhood
3:42 2nd Neighborhood
6:00 Airbnb Loft Tour
7:08 3rd Neighborhood
10:32 Wrap Up
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I have been living in USA for 22 years and every time I go to Mexico, especially my beautiful city Guadalajara, I don’t want to come back 😭
We understand! We went back to get our vaccines and couldn't wait to leave the US! Come and stay a while!
I first went to GDL back around 1997. I started going there to visit a college friend who I met at San Diego State University. I've been there several times and it was always interesting to visit and explore around GDL. One time the airline had to take a short detour to Puerto Vallarta due to fog at the airport in GDL. They let us get out of the airliner to wait inside the airport.
There is something about this city that speaks to me. I'm going to spend 3 months exploring, thank you both so much for this content! God Bless!
Thank you for watching and may your travels be safe and full if adventure! -Blessings to you as well!
Omg I’m also gonna be there for three months! When are you arriving? Ill be there next month
@@danni1013 I'm arriving on 10/7 and staying through the first part of the new year.
Interestingg! I’m arriving 9/14. Let me know if you’d like a friend lol
Thank you, I appreciate the insight.
I'm moving to Mexico in two weeks to look for a new life.
Best of luck and happy travels!
Congrats!
how has it gone kim?
You foreigners make Mexico expensive for Mexicans
Love love love this video! I’ve never been to Mexico. Because of watching one of your recently made other videos on Guadalajara , I thought this would be a great place to start. Then I got the notification on this video! I couldn’t wait to watch it. And today is my birthday (Aug.19th). 😁
Happy birthday 🎂🥳🎉 and happy trails!
Thanks Yarbros! 😂
Happy Birthday!
@@souyunaia Thank you 😊
Happy Birthday!!
I moved to CDMX, but I wish I had checked out Guadalajara first! Will be moving to GDL in 6 months. Great informational video!
Thanks for cruising and appreciating the content!
You´re welcome to GDL city!
@@souyunaia Thank you!!! The people of GDL are so warm, friendly and welcoming.
What makes you want to go to Guadalajara over CDMX? Or are you touring the country?
@@NomadicWanderer832 Gentrifiers.
Great info! Felt all cozy, like we were friends sharing a glass of wine. I enjoy your personalities! Cheers
Cheers, we're all fam over here!
I am from Guadalajara and I agree 100% Guys you are right on point on ALL your comments, WOW you really know Guadalajara….. Kudos to the two of you, by the way I love you're style!!
I was born in Guadalajara but raised in Los Altos de Jalisco, buut I love gdl, I love andares, puerta de hierro, paseo Chapultepec.
But I love Los Altos de Jalisco too. Check out Los Altos de Jalisco, these small towns are really beautiful and peaceful. (San Miguel el alto, Arandas, San Diego, san Julián, etc.) our festivities of every year are the best, it’s an experience y’all should live and see a little more of the jalisco lifestyle and tradition of these towns).
I’m currently living in Atlanta Ga lol, but planning to go back to Jalisco soon😊
Providencia all day! Just returned to the States after 6 months. I miss that place too much.
Thanks I’m from Chicago and planning on retiring in Guadalajara for sure my wife has family there . Can’t wait to chill with a class of wine also
Thank you
Happy retirement!
Providencia is huge, the 2 sections that you seemed to showcase were Primera & Tercera Seccións (1st & 3rd sections) both within easy walking distance of Punto Sao Paulo (the area with all the restaurants). I lived there for a year and it is very walkable. Bordered by Av. Pablo Neruda, Av. de las Américas & Av. Montevideo. The 1st and last Avenues that I mentioned each have a Parque Lineal running up their centers, which are great for walking, jogging or biking.
I would also mention that if someone has a car and a bit more of a budget, there are almost too many really nice neighborhoods to list
Thanks for stopping by to drop those jewels!
Andares
Colinas de San Javier
Country Club
Lomas Del Valle
Monraz
Prados Providencia
Puerta De Hierro
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for falling through with the info #greatlyappreciated
@@TheYarbros I forgot to add:
Arcos Vallarta
Love your videos, keep the coming. Let me know when you’re ready for the steak and whiskey. ✌️
@@TheElisues Please believe we comin! We are fasting until next week then Ill hit you up!
Keep going
Those area all wonderful but expensive 😪
If you love the outdoors and the cleanness air in Guadalajara come to Ciudad Bugambilias, Zapopan. Also bring your bike.
Great video as usual I never thought about visiting Guadalajara but it is now on the list thanks guys ❤️
So many good choices. I love Chapalita and the vibe in Colonia Americana is wonderful. Great place to live if you miss bookstores and cafes Guadalajara is a treat.
During the early 80s I lived in Colonia Providencia and Colonia Camino Real, which is near Chapalita. I couldn’t agree more with you choices for great places to live.
Thanks for watching!
Love your content.. Muchas gracias por todo su trabajo.
Thank you!
Great video as always! Love the comparison of these great neighborhoods....so many to choose from!
Thank you!
Ya Yarbros did it again! Excellent factors for your decision to focus on certain neighborhoods! Job well done! ChiTown
You guys are killin' it with your videos! They get better, you guys get even more relaxed, amazingly informational without ever being boring... nothing on TV can touch a set of videos like y'all have been making. Keep going strong! A great breakdown of the neighborhoods and the reasons why/criteria. Just awesome. So glad YT threw you up at me months ago.
Edited to say: I wish I could LIKE this twice. So well done.
Thank you! We're striving it is nice to know that it shows...Thanks again!
We're planning to visit Guadalajara soon and this video was very helpful. Thank you!
Have you visited mazamitla? When I go to visit my family in GDL during Christmas time, we rent a cottage there. It’s a very relaxing place Mazamitla jal.
Good vid, nice job. You living the experience. And talking with knowledge.! Good work
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Great advice!
Great video, so informative. The content is just what I was looking for, neighborhood info. I feel as though I now have a starting point, and a search within the big city is manageable.
Additional reviews of more neighborhoods would be 100% welcomed.
Really glad you enjoyed the vid, we'll consider produceing more.
This is such great video. I can't wait to travel again!
So glad that you enjoyed it!
Great content and very slick production... Thanks!
Much appreciated!
Love the info. I really appreciate the food reviews
Our bellies do to 😋
Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Great information!!💙
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Love, thank you so much for all of the information 😍
Glad it was helpful!
Another great video thanks
Very good info on the neighborhoods!
Glad it was helpful!
love the wine chill vibes
Us too lol
Your advice is accurate, I used to live in Guadalajara and you are right on the point Thank you guys.
Thank you for corroborating and thanks for enjoying the content!
Love Chapalita ❤ We spent 3 weeks there this past May. Will be back!
ikr, it's one of those places that are easy to miss. Thanks for watching!
@ Ruth Toth
While in GDL, what accommodations did you use? Thank you
Excellent video as always. I need to make time to come down there and check out GDL.
You guys really do make me want to pour myself a glass of wine. Yall sitting there chilling 😎 😄
Nice and slow is the tempo! 🙂
Great choices 👍
Thanks!
Both of you are beautiful. Love watching your videos. Sorry we missed you when we were there. Will be back in December.
Great video! Love the tips, maybe a map with the neighborhoods outlined would be helpful too or some of the main avenidas :)
Thanks for watching. Really glad you enjoyed the video!
Love the video love Jalisco! You guys should do a video of the amazing parks there is, like Los Colomos and all the hidden parks in Guadalajara and Zapopan. I could tell you a few lol
Saludos
That's a very good idea. There are some excellent parks here! 👏🏾👍🏾👌🏾 Thanks!
Thank you for the information 👍
Our pleasure!!!
On one of your videos Apryl is standing in front of the City Market. It feels like WholeFoods. I chose an area close to it. My Airbnb host took the house off the site and allowed me to pay her directly. Solo traveling; so I pretty much follow your footsteps to be safe. Keep it coming.
So glad that you wrote us...I (Rondel) was feeling very self conscious about doing so much Gdl heavy content. Thanks for commenting...and we'll keep the content coming! 🙂
@@TheYarbros I love the no fluff just fun loving facts approach. 💯
fabulous,, THANK YOU!
Our pleasures 😆
Cheers & best wishes!
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Cheers!
BIG UP ! ! !
Muchas gracias hombre ✊🏾
I very much enjoy your channel.
I appreciate that!
Excellent analysis, thanks. I love this channel. You guys lived in Merida, right? Do you have a similar video to this one about Merida's neighborhoods? See ya
Chapalita has always been a beautiful neighborhood 💕👍
Agreed!
Hello Yarbros, We stayed in an Airbnb near the Glorieta La Minerva area from Jan to March of this year. It was a great spot with a La Comer right next door but also many great restaurants within 15 minutes walking. I can highly recommend the area as well for those coming to Guadalajara.
Thanks 😊🙏🏾
This is a great video! I also like the new opening with the logo "NW"! We are planning to do some exploring of Mexico once we retire. Guadalajara is on our list of visiting during our "Gap Year" of exploring where we want to live. We don't have a car and wanted to know how the traffic is in the city? Thanks~Cathy
You should check out Las Fuentes on a Sunday morning.
My city I love it,better than then south America, no bad ,just different
Thank you for your video! I am a teacher and am interested in teaching in Mexico. I am looking at a few different cities and Guadalajara is one of these. I would be interested in seeing a video of affordable, safe neighborhoods in the city. The videos I watched so far on Guadalajara have always focused on weathier areas and these would not be in my budget. I don't know if you'd be up for a video like this but I would definitely be watching, thanks again!
Woo hoo, going to Guadalajara next week. Thanks for info. I think I'll be staying in Americana area
Our pleasure! Enjoy!
Thank you for this neighborhood info. You all are a joy to watch. #BlackLove
Aye, aye, aye! 😁✊🏾
Enjoyed the more relaxed vibe of this video. Don’t care for hype.
Well thank you for cruising through the neighborhoods w/ us.
Love these vids! I am planning my trip to scope out the neighborhoods now! I would love to live in Chapalita based off of all you have shown us in your vids but it's a bit too far from the office my company has there so IF I try to transfer it's a no go. BUT Providencia is perfect, also gonna check out Zapopan as it is in range of the office and apartments seem to be priced better and have more availability for pets than my search for providencia. Anyway, thanks again!!!
Sounds like you have some exciting times ahead. Zapopan is a whole municipality with lots of neighborhoods. We'll share as much as we can. Blessings on your exciting future!
@@TheYarbros thanks I love the info y’all share, looking forward to more!!!
Thnx 🙏🏻
I used to live in Chapalita, it's beautiful
We love it there!
Thanks for the video as always guys! Curious why you wouldn't recommend Ciudad del sol for a longer-term stay. Wife and I are heading to GDL soon and looking for a good spot. Thanks!! ✊
En Ciudad del Sol las casas pueden ser más grandes y costosas que en Providencia, Americana y Chapalita (simplemente por el tamaño de las propiedades). A favor tiene que es una zona muy callada y tranquila para descansar, y cuenta con mucha vegetación que la hace agradable para caminar. En contra tiene que dependiendo de la zona del vecindario, puedes quedar algo lejano de cafés y restaurantes, aunque si eliges bien la ubicación, puedes quedar muy cerca de Chapalita y todos sus beneficios, pues ambas son Colonias vecinas. Si eliges una buena ubicación podrías obtener lo mejor de ambas Colonias (Tranquilidad por un lado y entretenimiento por el otro)
You guys are GOALS!! I'm thinking Mexico might be a much better fit for me than Spain. I have a decent cushion saved but I don't have remote work lined up, so I feel like I can't make the move.Would you guys mind doing an updated video on how you're able to finance your lifestyle in Mexico? especially since a lot of online English teachihng companies in China shut down....I need hope!! LOL! LUV YA'LL 💚💙💜
Yeah, we've been talking about that video. There was such little interest in the first one so we are changing up the style. Should be coming out in a couple of weeks. So much to talk about....
I visited Guadalajara back in 2019 and loved it ! My next City I will be visiting is Morelia this December, have you guys been there yet?
No, not yet but hopefully we'll be going there soon though!
The downtown is like Paris! Only the people are super friendly and welcoming and it’s affordable.
Love you beautiful couple. Thanks
Visit Cafe Coria in Tlaquepaque.
Nice video
Thanks!
@@TheYarbros they are getting better all the time and the music is always so beautifully chill.
Thank you for the tips. I'm in CDMX now 2 weeks in with 2 more to go. I'm doing 1-month hits in various places to see which suits me for a longer-term. I'm one of those older people you mentioned but in the states, Europe, and even Mexico my friends have always been a mix of late '30s to late '60s. For my home life, I like quiet with a bit of outdoor space for my little dog. I'm out walking the dog every day and man that starts so many convos. When I leave the house I like activity, bohemian, independent shops, and cafes, green spaces diverse groups of people. Life in general. There's nothing wrong with having some English speakers around. Especially while you're still learning a new language. I'm checking out Guadalajara, Queretaro, San Miguel although I do like being closer to an airport which the first two offer as does CDMX. Great content.
Thanks 😊 all of the cities you mentioned are pretty cool but yeah, if you want to be close to an airport GDL or CDMX
AGL, I live in San Miguel. Check out Guanajuato when you go to San Miguel or Queretaro. Based on what you wrote, I think you might like it. It's a university town with lots of creative energy. I've lived here nearly 4 years and it's one of the best things I ever did. A good place to practice your Spanish, too. The BJX airport is close, too. Enjoy!
@@mlockey1 Thanks. I've heard others mention Guanajuato but don't know much about it. I'll check it out. I have a friend that lives in San Miguel. I joined a couple of groups re San Miguel and am surprised at many of the rental prices. Much more reasonable than I'd expected.
You need AJIJIC, Jalisco.
@@souyunaia I will be visiting a friend there.
Soooooo beautiful! What are your travel plans?
Take a look at Jardines Alcalde (Alcalde Gardens)! You'll discover the Mexican domestic fantasy of the 50's hahaha. It is a quiet Suburban neighborhood 5 minutes away from downton.
Thanks for sharing!
Summer 2022-Mexico Exploration
😆😆 not the pinky finger out lol
Great job, guys. The wine is a *nice* touch. *Twizzle approved* Guadalajara was nice. Especially near the university district. Personally I've had my eye on *Puerto Vallarta* since visiting last year. You can also rent *really nice* hotel rooms monthly. *Cheers* btw
Thanks! Were hoping to make our way back to PV sometime soon. What's the info on the monthly rentals there?
@@TheYarbros Check out *Hotel Posada De Roger.* Huge rooms with proper amenities. Their website provides current monthly rates.
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@@icantbelieveya We'll check it out!
@@icantbelieveya I've been wanting to check out PV. I've been reading a lot about people leaving there and going to Mazatlan for long-term stays however as it's less expensive and more locals vs tourists. I hope to explore both as I know my family would love some beach time when they visit.
Andares is my favorite
We love the area too!
Hey! 🍷
Hey hey!
It would be nice if you gave some info on the cost of accommodations in the different neighborhoods
Ok, thanks for watching.
Yo I got a three bedroom house, front yard, back yard in Italia Providencia for $750
For sure there are some great deals to be had in Gdl....love that area btw!
dang! i just checked Selina in san miguel $333 a night!
Wow!😬
Hi, I will go to Guadalajara in August to study there for 6 months. Do you guys recommend downtown area or Chapultepec area?
I think you have been to a wrestling match before but can't remember .Have you been to a soccer game or a Bullfight yet.
I want to check out your favorite (don't know how to spell it). I stay at the same artist retreat in Americana whenever I come...it would be nice check out a new area. Did you say Popeye's?
That's all I heard!!
@@googleme7754 hahaha!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hey, friends, You haven't put a lots of videos lately , are you guys in chapala? i want to move there, so bad.
Have you figured out which part of town you're going to have your 50k subscriber party?
Not sure yet...but you're invited 😁
@@TheYarbros Wow, thanks! I haven't been to Guadalajara since I was a little bitty boy.
I'm guessing that 50k party might be in Europe though?
Very helpful information, I’ll have to familiarize myself with those neighborhoods in your video.
Also the Pueblo’s nearby Guadalajara specifically in the lake Chapala area are very fascinating and picturesque.
I’m so glad you’re still in Mexico. I was about to go jump off a bridge
😅😆😆 please do not jump lol
Where does Tlaquepaque fit in your list? Pro vs cons
Tlaquepaque is cool specially cuz the train passes through there, but it’s more on the outskirts of the metropolitan area so you it’s not as nice and upscale as those in the video it’s a lil more hood I guess, the center of chapa Lira is cool, lots of cool cute places with bars, stores etc.
When are we going to do a live
Soon we're talking about Sunday evening. We'll post a time tomorrow in the community.
I found a place I could have to myself via AirBnb in Americana, all the reviews say it's in a quiet area. Would you ever consider living in the quieter streets there, or is it too wild/ not as pretty/ too much crime?
We would surely consider staying down there. My wife wanted to initially but I didn't. If we did it all again we would def consider the right areas of Americana.
Nice Airbnb how much per month in usd this video old so covid prices
Damn ....looks like it's gonna take you years and years to explore the whole city
It's a big city of a few million.
Why ya like chapalita look borning I was there today but some nice places to eat
Go to a soccer game
When we get a chance we will!
Football
Nice video guys.
I'm going to be a debbie downer in the comments.
But I've earned it...
There's way too much trust in the policia (frito bandito). It's not like the police in the US. I'm not a fan of either, but still, very different beasts you're dealing with.
Also, you can get mugged anywhere. Don't be a target and you won't be.
In my experience, it's the cops who do most of the mugging and robbing.
Think of them like hyenas. Keep a distance. Don't incite them. If they challenge you, stand your ground peacefully, but don't submit. Know that they're mostly sniffing for weakness, they'll get bored and go away if you make it clear it's not an easy meal.
Not a respectful analogy, but super useful.
What was the neighborhood mentioned on the outskirts? I thought I heard La Clima but getting no hits for that.
Great ear yes La Clima is correct.
La Calma? Maybe?
@@OROZZCCOI wondered that too. I'm still not finding La Clima on the map
@@TheYarbros Where is La Clima? I'm not even finding that with a google search.
@@wheecar the correct name is La Cima, at Zapopan
Did yall get the vaccine
Yes, we did!
Ì would agree for the most part, but Ì didn't really like Colonia Americana very much. Ì didn't really find it altogether hipster really, more like a nightclub area you might find in an outer suburb of Dallas or something. Kind of a soulless and obnoxious vibe.
I hear you. I think it depends on where you're at. Over by all the quaint little cafes...Cafe Neretta....it has a very distict cool flavor cool hipster character.
@@TheYarbros yes I think the side streets around there tend to be more interesting