Ciudad Juárez is one of the most ideal destinations to carry out your conventions or business trips, a place where you will also find adventure, culture and gastronomy.
At the Trepachanga Extreme Park, you will definitely enjoy its 4 zip-lines, a paintball camp and a botanic garden, one that you can roam through pathways so you can appreciate the natural richness of this semi-desertic climate.
You can learn about this region’s culture by visiting the Historic Museum, the Archaeology Museum, the Art Museum and the San Agustín Museum.
The Cathedral of Ciudad Juaréz has a neo-Classical style.
Every Sunday, people gather around and celebrate the regional dance of the Matachines, a dance that has colonial and pre-Hispanic origins as a sign of gratitude regarding past harvests.
The monumental Bullring, the Racetrack and the Juaréz market are spots that you must visit during your stay.
The city has two missions, the San José Mission and the Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Mission.
These precincts are a jewel of the well-known indigenous baroque that made its appearance during Colonial times, since its walls are made of sun-dried bricks and trunk pillars, making this site a must-see spot.
The city’s most famous dishes are the beef and vegetable burritos, the moronga, guajillo chilli stew with cumin and the famous flour “gorditas”.
Its most prominent beverage is the distilled drink called Sotol, a type of tequila that has a very sweet taste as the process of fermentation lasts longer.
If you visit us during the month of August, you will be part of the San Lorenzo festivities, where processions take place, and the streets suddenly become adorned with mechanical games, fireworks and the Matachin dance.
During November, you will be able to enjoy the Algodón Carnaval, and during December, you will discover the sacred parties given to the Virgin of Guadalupe, a ceremony founded by the city.
Remember to bring a coat during the month of October and December.

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visit the sand dunes and the Samalayuca sandbanks, a perfect natural scenery where you will be able to take lovely strolls through the landscape and discover the fine and golden sands of the Chihuahua desert.
You can also practice sandboarding, sand biking and 4X4 trips.
If you visit Juaréz during the month of October, you will be able to visit the Expo-Juaréz, an exhibition that takes place in the Chamizal Park.
Within this great celebration, you will be able to enjoy and attend concerts, equestrian spectacles, sport games and cultural galleries.
If you have the chance to try the pinole candy, be sure to also try the delicious turkey lonches, mouth-watering sandwiches with fried meat, avocado, mayonnaise, tomato and lettuce.
Remember to enjoy a refreshing tamarindo, peach or chamoy Margarita; legend has it that this drink was created by mistake while trying to make the Magnolia beverage, so the liquor was substituted by Tequila, changing then the history of cocktails forever.
If you visit the state during the month of May, be sure to visit the Cultural Gastronomy Festival.
However, if your family accompanies you, the Hermanos Escobar Park is the ideal spot for your little ones; roam the artificial lake by boat and walk around the gardens.

Things to see and do
museums, temples, missions, plazas, gastronomy, racetrack, greyhound track, adventure sports, carnivals, festivals, processions, regional dances, boat trips, mechanical games, sandboarding, sand biking, 4X4, strolls, tours, trekking, hiking, quad bikes, paintball, zip-lines, mountain biking and the Sotol route.
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