The traveler in the province of Guadalajara must initiate his periplus from the capital, which assembles sufficient attractions to entertain his leisure and to fill many hours of monumental and tourist visit. It suits to cross its Street Major, full of nineteenth-century captivation, now completely pedestrian, and stop in the Major Plaza to contemplate the balanced building of the Town hall, work of the end of the 19th century. Diverse squares (that of San Esteban, the Council, Dávalos, the Antigua, etc.) assemble a provincial interesting captivation, as well as the cosmopolitan Paseo of the Crossings or the modern commercial avenues (Avd ª of Castile, Virgin of the Protection, Boixareu Rivera) where the life of the modern city explodes strongly