Best places: Tourist attractions in Monterrey, Mexico

Public park offering amenities such as play areas, walking trails, an arena & Sesame Street Park.

Canal lined with walking paths & outdoor murals, plus boat trips to the Mexican History Museum.

Modern museum housing regionally significant artifacts, temporary exhibits & a gift shop.

👍👍 Beautiful church. A must visit, while touring Monterrey.

Science museum devoted to the region's industrial history in a formerly abandoned blast furnace.

Scenic outdoor park with hiking trails, canyons & waterfalls, plus picnic shelters.

Built in the 18th century, this notable cathedral features both neoclassical & baroque architecture.

Hilltop recreation area featuring a lookout area & a museum in an 18th-century bishop's palace.

Neo-Gothic church from 1923, with 4 striking octagonal towers, stained glass & an ornate chandelier.

Modest 19th-century Catholic church with statues, religious paintings & stained-glass windows.

Hillside lookout vista known for its sweeping views of Monterrey & the mountains beyond.

Sizable basilica with a landmark bell tower, an ornate marble interior & stained-glass windows.

Museum with regional history exhibits inside a modern building with a cafeteria & auditorium.

👍👍 Relatively easy hike. We reached the summit in about one hour. We set off at 5:30 so reached the top to watch the sunrise and it was spectacular, definitely recommend doing that (also to avoid the heat). The route is pretty simple to follow, but I’d recommend watching some YouTube videos or download...

👍👍 A big place. Very well with the reservation issue, crowds are avoided. The attention of the staff is very good. Congratulations.

👍👍 Barrio Antiguo has nice restaurants, markets, boutique shops and bars. It is within walking distance of downtown Monterrey and Macroplaza. It is well maintained, safe to walk around and fairly clean.

This huge plaza with monuments, fountains & gardens is surrounded by museums & other buildings.

👍👍 Amazing place , great moment and pace

Lawns, tall trees & wide paths in a square known for its Friday market, selling crafts & vegan food.

Set in a restored historic space, this center offers art displays, live performances & conferences.