Ciudad Apodaca Things to Do

The Ancira Hotel is one of the most traditional in Monterrey and its Bar 1900 is no exception. It resembles a pub with classic English decor and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, dark wooden-furniture and tenuous lighting.... more

This lobby bar of the Hotel Crowne Plaza is one of the best-known, frequented by Monterrey businesspeople. There is nothing more practical than having a space to share with your friends or future associates just a few steps fro... more

This building has a long-standing tradition for having been an important meeting centre, where the most momentous parties and cultural events of the region were held. It is built in Neo-classical style, like most of the constru... more

History does not have to be boring and tedious, as this museum for Mexican history demonstrates. Four exhibit halls illustrate in a unique manner the political, economic, cultural and social development of the nation, from anci... more

The "Baroque" is well known for its great live music and upbeat, lively atmosphere by the hip and young Regiomontana (residents) of Monterrey. The establishment is also known for the diverse events that take place here—includin... more

This imposing cathedral is the seat of the local archdiocese. Its exterior and interior demonstrate different architectural styles, having taken from 1770 until 1889 to complete. A pair of towers zealously guarding its belfries... more

This is one of the largest plazas in the world with 40 hectares of esplanades, fountains and gardens, around which the main public and historic buildings of the city are located. The main hotel area is located near the Macropla... more

When young people go out, they head to the Barrio Antiguo—the old part of town. Eighty percent of the city's nightlife is found along these narrow streets and on Calle Padre Mier one of the most popular bars is found here. The... more

This is definitely an interesting option for a change from the usual, mainstream club or disco atmosphere. This nightspot's edgy, alternative style is the setting for live bands playing unreleased and non-commercial hard rock s... more

Rodeos are a tradition in the northern part of the country. This is a variation of a discotheque but implies an entire way of dressing and dancing as the Regiomontano (a resident of Monterrey) does. The music is mainly northern... more