Rent a car in Monterrey Hotel Mision
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Visit Monterrey with a Budget's car
Take control of your trip and move wherever you want without complications with your Budget car. We share with you three recommendations of places to visit in Monterrey , we hope they complement your itinerary. Don't forget to share your photos on social media using the hashtag #ViajeNaranja, we'll be happy to show them off.
Recommendations of places to visit in Monterrey:
Museum of Steel
Located in what used to be the old Monterrey Foundry, this museum is now an Interactive Center of Science and Technology, where you can spend the day in its Steel Gallery, in the History Gallery, watching the Furnace Show or enjoying a panoramic view from the Paseo de la Cima. It also has its observatory, the Earth House, as well as multiple workshops, courses and a restaurant.
Santiago Magical Town
This town is located between the Sierra Madre Oriental and the Sierra de la Silla. Its historic center is a point of reference for tourists and residents, who enjoy the relaxed atmosphere that permeates its streets. You can also relax on a bench and eat delicious local food in one of the many restaurants.
Paseo Santa Lucía
Paseo Santa Lucia is considered one of Mexico's 13 man-made wonders. Visitors can embark on an enchanting guided tour along the canal from Fundidora Park to the Museum of Mexican History, adjacent to the Macroplaza.