Ciudad Juarez attractions

There are plenty of great attractions to visit during holidays to Ciudad Juarez, whether you are travelling as part of a couple, family or group of friends. Here is lowcostholidays.com's guide to the most enduringly popular.

Ciudad Juarez Activities:

• Why not watch a play or other live performance at theatres like Auditorio Civico Benito Juárez and the very modern Auditorio Municipal?

• You could also take the kids to watch the city's football... oops, I mean soccer, club, Los Indios (The Indians) play at the Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez stadium for both thrilling and family-friendly Ciudad Juarez holidays.

• For even more thrilling (but probably not family-friendly) Ciudad Juarez holidays, visit Parque Xtremo - the largest extreme park in Latin America.

• Join in the Festival Internacional Chihuahua at the Centro Cívico Paso del Norte.

Ciudad Juarez Nightlife:

• The Zona Pronaf is home to innumerable bars, including La Mulata, Cafe Dali, Don Quintin, San Martin, The News, and Ole Bar Chamucos.

• The Avenida Juárez region of the city is also home to many bars, great for a tipple during Ciudad Juarez holidays.

• Your chosen hotel may also have good bars; Hotel Lucerna has a lovely quiet, romantic atmosphere, while Hotel Villa Manport is a great place to meet local people during holidays to Ciudad Juarez.

Popular Attractions on Holidays to Ciudad Juarez:

• The old city hall, Antigua Presidencia Municipal, is well worth a look for history buffs; it was built in the 19th century from volcanic materials, and has been the scene of many significant events in the city's history.

• Alternatively, you could visit the Mission de Guadalupe. The oldest standing building in Ciudad Juarez, this was built in the 17th century, and is often used by the Catholic Church.

• Mexico should be grateful that then-President of the United States, John F Kennedy, returned Parque Chamizal to Mexico in the early 1960s; this green space is resplendent with jogging trails, swings and recreational areas.

• Want to see original parts of the Concorde airliner? Well, you can, at the Museo del Concorde!