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The plaza features smaller-scale replicas of archaeological areas related to the Mayan, Olmec and Aztec cultures. It also has a play area for children, sculptures, murals, a musical fountain and several buildings.
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Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Built in 1859 of cement and wood, this sanctuary survived the Cristeros movements in 1927 and an explosion in 1934, it was remodeled in 1935. The construction of its towers began in 1950.
It is a place for walking and recreation for families. This is where you will find the Museo de la Frontera Norte, and Museo del Niño.
river walk
Ecological-tourist corridor in the center of the city. It is more than a kilometer long between the two international bridges and is integrated into La Gran Plaza through stairways and other accesses. Highlights views of the Rio Grande, green areas, basketball courts
Ig has sports areas, children's play area, gym, green areas, cycle track.