Tijuana is the largest city in the Mexican state of Baja California, set on the Pacific Ocean and right on the border with the US state of California. At just 20 miles (32 km) from south of central San Diego

This city has developed an extremely unique blend of cultures and makes for a fun day trip filled with good food, cheap beer, and great (souvenir) shopping!

In this post, we’ll list must-see spots and give you some tips for your journey.

CECUT is a must-visit for any art and culture lover visiting Tijuana. This architectural marvel is home to museums, cinemas, theaters and a botanical garden. Watch a movie at the IMAX theater, stroll through the interactive Museum of the Californias, or be mesmerized by a live performance on the El Cubo stage.

Tips for visiting CECUT:

• Is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10am to 6pm.
• Admission is free for Mexican citizens and children under 12 years old.
• There are a variety of restaurants and cafes located within CECUT, so you can easily find a place to grab a bite to eat or a cup of coffee.

See billboard and more information: here

Avenida Revolución, also known as “Revolución”, is a vibrant and historic street located in the heart of Tijuana. Lined with shops, restaurants, bars, and street vendors, it’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

What to do on Avenida Revolución:

• Shop for souvenirs: You can find everything from traditional Mexican handicrafts to t-shirts and souvenirs.
• Eat at one of the many restaurants: There are restaurants serving everything from Mexican food to American fast food.
• Enjoy a drink at one of the bars: There are bars for every taste, from sports bars to nightclubs.

Tips for visiting Avenida Revolución:

• Avenida Revolución is busiest on weekends and holidays.
• There are ATMs located throughout Avenida Revolución, so you can easily get cash.

Playas de Tijuana, or Tijuana’s beaches, offer a unique blend of relaxation and excitement. Stretching for miles along the Pacific coast, these beaches offer stunning views of the ocean, as well as a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy.

What to do at Playas de Tijuana:

• Relax on the beach: Soak up the sun, take a dip in the ocean, or build a sandcastle.
• Go surfing: The waves at Playas de Tijuana are perfect for both beginner and experienced surfers.
• Take a walk or bike ride along the beach: Enjoy the fresh air and ocean views.
• People-watch: Playas de Tijuana is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, so you’re sure to see some interesting characters.
• Enjoy a meal at one of the many beachfront restaurants: Sample fresh seafood and Mexican cuisine.

Tips for visiting Playas de Tijuana:

• The beaches are busiest on weekends and holidays.
• Be sure to wear sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

See map: here

La Sexta, is a vibrant pedestrian street pulsating in the heart of Tijuana. Famous for its delectable cuisine, quality wines, and buzzing nightlife, Sexta is a must-visit for those seeking a feast for the senses. Tijuana’s electrifying nightlife.

What awaits you on Calle Sexta?

• A culinary fiesta: Dive into a world of flavors, from traditional Mexican delights to international cuisines, all sizzling and steaming from Sexta’s diverse restaurants.
• Wine: Sip and savor a variety of wines, from casual sips to elegant selections.
• Nightlife: Lose yourself in the cozy bars or lively clubs. This city knows how to have fun!
• Shopping: Discover unique souvenirs and treasures to bring home a little piece of Tijuana.
• Vibe: Soak up the vibrant mix of cultures, laughter and energy that makes Calle Sexta the beating heart of Tijuana.

Additional Tips:

• Expect larger crowds on weekends and holidays.
• Comfortable shoes are your best friends on this stroll through culinary and cultural delights.

El Trompo Museo Interactivo Tijuana is a must-visit for families and anyone with a curious mind. This interactive museum invites visitors to explore science, technology, and art through hands-on exhibits and engaging activities.

What to expect:

• Interactive exhibits: Explore the wonders of science and technology through interactive exhibits that allow you to experiment, learn, and have fun. From building robots to exploring the human body, there’s something for everyone.
• Planetarium: Take a journey through the stars, learn about the cosmos, watch captivating shows, and discover the mysteries of the universe.
• Art workshops: Let your creativity run wild in the museum’s art workshops. Participate in hands-on activities, learn new techniques, and create your own masterpieces.
• Temporary exhibits: El Trompo regularly hosts temporary exhibits on a variety of topics, from history and culture to current events and social issues. These exhibits provide a deeper dive into specific subjects and offer a fresh perspective on the world around us.

Tips for visiting:

• Plan your visit: The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday
• Wear comfortable shoes: You’ll be doing a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.

It’s a perfect destination for families, students, and anyone who loves to learn new things.

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