Top Things to do in Torreon
Top Restaurants in Torreon
Top 10 Things to do in Torreon, Coahuila
Discover the best top things to do in Torreon, Mexico including Plaza del Eco, Museo de Los Metales, Mercadillo de Antiguedades, Museo Regional de la Laguna, Christ of the Noas, HQ Antiguedades y Coleccionables, Territorio Santos Modelo, Museo Arocena, Plaza de Toros Torreon, Casa del Cerro Museum.
Restaurants in Torreon
1. Plaza del Eco
2. Museo de Los Metales
3. Mercadillo de Antiguedades
4. Museo Regional de la Laguna
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Christ of the Noas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By lordphilippe23 - Brussels, Belgium
For night and day: the view of the city is magnificent. What a peaceful place for pray, meditate and think. Such a nice place at the North of Mexico.
6. HQ Antiguedades y Coleccionables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
7. Territorio Santos Modelo
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
8. Museo Arocena
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4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By RaphaelTobias - Herefordshire, United Kingdom
I visited friends at Torreon in October/November 2017. I had not expected to find the museums and theatres, which are truly centres with a high standard of culture both in art and music as well as in history and archeology. The Museo Arocena is a modern, purpose-built museum with something for everyone: a fine collection of paintings and all the history and geography you would want to know about Torreon and Mexico in general.When I visited there was also an exhibition of photographs of 21st Century Mexican enclosed nuns, quite breathtaking. I would highly recommend a visit.
9. Plaza de Toros Torreon
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Plaza de Toros de Torreon, founded in November 1934, is the oldest in La Laguna Region. Through its arena there have been matadors, novilleros, athletes and artists who have marked the social and cultural life of the Shire.
10. Casa del Cerro Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
The Casa del Cerro is a German-style castle, built by the engineer and architect Federico Wulff Olivarri, who arrived at the then Villa de Torreón invited to work by the entrepreneur Andrés Eppen, who commissioned him to carry out the streets of the f Utura city. Determined to establish his residence, he bought the grounds of a steep hill in front of the railway station, this in order to build a house for his family of seven. For the facade was used quarry brought from Durango, while for the interior pine wood and Italian mosaics were used. The house was completed in 1905 and since 1994 houses the Historical Museum, living witness to the birth and development of the city of Torreón.
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