Entdecken Sie die großartige Stadt Monterrey in Begleitung eines lokalen Führers. Die Agentur verfügt über Qualitätszertifizierungen und die Guides sind Profis auf ihrem Gebiet.

Auf dieser Tour entdecken Sie die Wunder der Stadt Monterrey und besuchen die bedeutendsten Touristenorte der Stadt. Wir besuchen den Mirador der Stadt, La Macroplaza, den wunderschönen Paseo Santa Lucia und kommen im Fundidora Park an, wo wir im alten Crisol ein Foto machen werden. Am Ende machen wir eine Autotour durch die nächtliche Stadt, um einige unumgängliche Ecken zu entdecken.

Lebe die Innenstadt von Monterrey, kenne die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten, seine Geschichte, beginnend mit dem kolonialen Bischof. Viel Spaß bei deiner Reise!

How is Christmas celebrated in the North of Mexico? Is it worth it to visit Monterrey during Christmas? Discover a wide variety of Mexican traditions and customs, which include a wide range of seasonal cuisine. The Christmas special times brings magic to Monterrey. Together with the professional local guide in your private tour, you will visit the most beautifully decorated places. You will feel spellbound with the charming atmosphere in the streets which you can feel only this time of the year! You will experience the Monterrey in a different perspective: filled with colors with its traditional Christmas offerings.

Discover Monterrey "the city of the mountains". We will take a drive through the most emblematic places in the metropolitan area. Discover the most beautiful corners of the city and make some stops to take pictures. The guide will give you many recommendations to enjoy to the fullest. We will take a boat ride on the "Paseo Santa Lucia"

Discover Monterrey's extraordinary fusion of industrial might and mountain grandeur with the self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Mexico's most ambitious metropolis at your own pace. Begin at the vast Macroplaza where the 70-meter Faro del Comercio designed by Luis Barragán sweeps its green laser across the night sky above palaces and fountains. Ride a riverboat along the 2.5-km Paseo Santa Lucía canal from downtown to Parque Fundidora, where decommissioned blast furnaces from Latin America's first steel mill have been transformed into world-class museums and open-air performance spaces. Wander the streets of Barrio Antiguo with its 17th-century architecture and contemporary galleries, then venture into the dramatic Sierra Madre Oriental — through the towering canyon walls of La Huasteca, past the 25-meter Cascada Cola de Caballo, and into the 60-million-year-old Grutas de García accessible by cable car above a landscape that reveals the geological power shaping northern Mexico.