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An interactive museum dedicated to the taco as an icon of Mexican cuisine, with nine immersive rooms that explore the history and flavor of this dish. It also offers corporate, social and cultural events, plus a cantina to enjoy after the tour. You can walk there in a few minutes from the hotel, along Avenida Revolución. It's a fun stop to learn more about one of Mexico's most iconic dishes.

A multidisciplinary hospital offering various medical specialties and serving both local and international patients. Its medical team is recognized in medical tourism and treats visitors from the United States, Canada and other countries. It's 2 kilometers from the hotel, in the Zona Río area. If you're coming to Tijuana for a medical appointment or procedure, having the hospital close by makes your stay calmer and more practical.

The roar of the fans echoes at every Club Tijuana Xolos match, and international concerts fill the stands of this stadium with capacity for 27,000 people. The energy of a night of soccer or live music is hard to match. The stadium is 10 minutes from the hotel, and it's worth checking the schedule to catch an event during your visit to Tijuana. An experience that combines sports, music and border atmosphere.

Just steps from the border and a block from the Pacific Ocean, this historic plaza opened in 1960 and has capacity for 21,621 spectators. Beyond bullfighting, the venue hosts boxing, concerts and cultural events that draw locals and visitors alike. It's 10 kilometers from the hotel, in the coastal area of Playas de Tijuana. The walls preserve the character of a golden era of border entertainment, and the sea breeze accompanies every event.

The aromas of fresh fruit, freshly baked bread and Mexican street food welcome those who step into this public market, the most traditional in Tijuana. Here you'll find local produce, regional food and crafts at affordable prices, all in a colorful, bustling atmosphere. A few minutes from the hotel, in Zona Río, the market is ideal for breakfast, buying seasonal fruit or simply walking the aisles and feeling the everyday rhythm of the city.

Away from the noise of downtown, this open-air shopping center was the first large-format mall in Tijuana and remains a gathering place for families and visitors. With more than 133 stores, cinemas and restaurants, it has everything for an afternoon of shopping or a movie night. It's 2 kilometers from the hotel, in Zona Río. If you're looking for a break between cultural and culinary tours, Plaza Río offers comfort, entertainment and international brands in one place.

Opened in 1982, this cultural center welcomes more than a million visitors a year and is the artistic heart of the city. It houses the Museum of the Californias, the iconic Omnimax Dome, a theater and exhibition halls showcasing art, history and regional culture. Five minutes from the hotel, in Zona Río, the CECUT is a must-see for those who want to go beyond the touristy and connect with the cultural identity of Tijuana and the border region.

The busiest border crossing in the Western Hemisphere connects Tijuana with San Diego and operates 24 hours a day for pedestrians and vehicles. It's the natural gateway between Mexico and the United States, and millions of people pass through here each year. It's 2.5 kilometers from the hotel. If you plan to cross to San Diego or return to Tijuana, having the crossing close by makes your trip simpler, more comfortable and hassle-free.

brand-name stores and unmissable discounts. It's right across the border, in San Ysidro, and combines shopping, food and entertainment in one place. Eight minutes from the hotel, it's a popular option for those who want to take advantage of outlet prices on international brands. If you're coming to shop, having the hotel near the border makes your outlet day go much further.