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Older, somewhat run-down arena for Lucha Libre and similar events. No air conditioning, filthy bathrooms.
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Large, modern church dedicated to Mexico's patron saint. Visit in early December to see ceremonial processions with matachines (native dancers) to honor the Lady of Guadalupe.
Similar to a YMCA, this is a park focused on fitness and family development. They have a gym, workout facilities, a large pool, an after-school program and classes for aerobics, kickboxing, karate, and more. A pedestrian and bicycle bridge crosses the Rio Santa Catarina, connecting the park to Parque Fundidora. Day passes cost M$200, or monthly plans are available.
Dedicated to the origins of the municipality through its history, geographical features, and original settlers.
A few meters from La Pastora Park. It has a zombie ride, mice against police, the king loop fighter, ski flyer, etc.
Inside the park, there is a zoo that houses different species of animals, in addition to an aviary and a herbarium.
Home of the Rayados, one of Monterrey's two top-tier professional soccer teams playing in the Liga MX. State-of-the-art stadium with seating for 51,000 fanatics. This is one of the stadiums selected to host games for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.