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Los Colomos, Guadalajara — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Los Colomos, also written Bosque Los Colomos, is a wooded district of Guadalajara close to the Museo de Arte de Zapopan.
About Los Colomos
Where to stay in Los Colomos
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Rooms cluster outside the trees. Bosque Los Colomos itself is parkland, so lodging in this part of Guadalajara sits on the streets that ring the woodland rather than inside it, and the useful question is which edge you want. The gallery edge is one answer.
Museo de Arte de Zapopan draws a different kind of stay than Polideportivo CODE Revolución, whose sports complex pulls athletic groups toward the opposite side of Los Colomos.
About Los Colomos
What are the main landmarks in Los Colomos?
Two names anchor it. Museo de Arte de Zapopan holds the contemporary art, while Polideportivo CODE Revolución covers the athletic side, and between them Bosque Los Colomos supplies the woodland that gives Los Colomos its name. The park does the rest.
Guadalajara keeps its denser monument quarters elsewhere, so the draw here is the combination of trees, a gallery and a sports complex within one short radius.
What is the history of Los Colomos?
The paperwork gives Los Colomos no beginning. What Los Colomos carries instead is the woodland of Bosque Los Colomos, the name the surrounding streets of Guadalajara took, which is why the district reads as a park with a city grown around it rather than the reverse. Institutions came later.
Museo de Arte de Zapopan and Polideportivo CODE Revolución now mark its edges.
Where is Los Colomos?
The woodland of Bosque Los Colomos gives the district its outline, holding open ground between residential Guadalajara and the courts of Polideportivo CODE Revolución.
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Updated August 2026