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Built as a multi-purpose stadium, it is best known as the home field for Fútbol Club Juárez, a top-tier professional soccer team in the Liga MX. The stadium was built in 1981 and seats 19,700 cheering fans.
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Demarcates the bottomlands area that was the source of strained border relations between Mexico and the US because the Rio Grande shifted course, chamizal being the common scrub brush that was about the only thing going on there. There's also a small archeology museum on site, Museo de Arqueología e Historia de El Chamizal.
Small art museum of paintings mostly, surrounded by a moat of dirty water outside. Just 100 m or so east at the junction of Av Abraham Lincoln and Av Benjamin Franklin, you'll find a statue of Abe himself.
Museo de la Revolución en la Frontera MUREF
Showcases the history of the Mexican Revolution and the history of Juarez. Large, well-presented museum close to the border crossing. Well worth a visit.
Monumento a Benito Juárez
Commissioned by national subscription in 1906, restored in 1930 after the revolution, with fountains and flower beds. Elegant Porfirian structure.
Catedral de Ciudad Juárez
Neoclassicist cathedral built in the 1940s.