Top Things to do in Coahuila
What to do and see in Coahuila, Coahuila: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in Coahuila, Northern Mexico including Museo de Los Metales, Iglesia San Juan Nepomuceno, Catedral de Santiago de Saltillo, Museo del Desierto, HQ Antiguedades y Coleccionables, El Sarape de Saltillo, Museo de las Aves, Museo Arocena, Centro Cultural Casa Purcell, Museo de la Revolucion Mexicana.
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1. Museo de Los Metales
2. Iglesia San Juan Nepomuceno
3. Catedral de Santiago de Saltillo
4. Museo del Desierto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 744 reviews
Reviewed By 815israelv - Chicago, United States
This museum has a combination of fossils exhibits, live animals, educational videos, and natural science facts with uncomplicated explanations. People of all ages can enjoy a visit of this museum and learn about fossils found in Mexico, climate facts and how the different deserts are found around the globe as well as their respective plants and fauna. A small collection of live animals, great exhibits of serpents, and nice collection of cactus and other desert plants. The only downside in my opinion is separate the cost of the parking and the entrances, but it is worth it the prices. At the end, you leave the place with a significant knowledge of prehistoric era, deserts, animals and plants habitats from some arid areas of Mexico. It also makes you conscious of the ambient and the consequences of the human negligence.
5. HQ Antiguedades y Coleccionables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
6. El Sarape de Saltillo
7. Museo de las Aves
8. Museo Arocena
Overall Ratings
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.
