The ancient Roman Hall of Columns - as I'll call...
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What: Rotona de los Jaliscienses Ilustres
Where: Centre of Guadalajara
Opening hours: 24/7
Fee: free
Website: just go there 😉
The ancient Roman Hall of Columns – as I’ll call it for now – is actually called the ‘Rotonda de los Jaliscienses Ilustres’ and is a kind of large circular arch supported by columns. I know that sounds cryptic and strange, but I just don’t know how to describe this thing.
It’s quite easy to find though as it’s in the centre near the main cathedral. And it’s also quite easy to walk round because it’s not particularly big and surrounded by a brass fence with golden spikes – which means Instapics are difficult.
Go or not? Since I would definitely go to the centre if I were in Guadalajara, I would also take this with me and maybe just chill out on one of the benches on site.
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