Best places: Historical landmarks in Monterrey, Mexico

👍👍 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.

Late-1700s baroque palace, formerly a church & fort, now housing a museum of regional history.

😐 Not clean, and some idiot had added stickers to the statues, ruining pictures

👍👍 A better place cannot be found along the entire route of Fundidora Park. Especially when it gets dark you can see the Hill in all its splendor. Marvelous.!!

👍 Obra vial que conecta los municipios de Monterrey y San Pedro Garza García por debajo del Cerro de la Loma Larga. Se debe tener precaución cuando se circula por esa via ya que se los postes que hay sobre la avenida Venustiano Carranza han causado multiples accidentes. Estos son peligrosos por estar...

👍👍 The Hotel Mármol in Topo Chico is the oldest hotel in the Monterrey metropolitan area. Construction began in 1843 a few meters from the Ojo de Aguas Termales del Topo Chico, where there were healing sulfur waters where countless local, national and foreign visitors used to go to cure their ailments...

👍👍 A good place for hiking, many people take their dogs, it is pet friendly. The climb is somewhat difficult, especially after passing the rock. To start climbing you have to arrive behind the Kilimanjaro Institute, you enter through a gate and they ask for your information to know where you are going,...

City monument in the form of a slim lighthouse, built in 1984 & projecting laser beams at night.