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Centro Cultural Tijuana
Interactive cultural centre with permanent and temporary exhibitions on the Californias, science, heritage, and urban life.
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Interactive cultural centre with permanent and temporary exhibitions on the Californias, science, heritage, and urban life.
Museum preserving the history of wrestling in Tijuana through masks, memorabilia, and local sporting culture.
Local history museum inside the former Palacio Municipal, with exhibits on the city’s growth and civic past.
Tijuana’s best-known avenue, lined with shops, public art, and nightlife, ideal for a first walk through the city centre.
Beachside neighbourhood and promenade known for ocean views, murals, and an easy coastal walk by the border.
Large urban park with gardens, lake, walking paths, and family attractions, popular for relaxed outdoor time.
Caesar salad was created in Tijuana in the 1920s. The classic tableside version is famed for its dramatic preparation and rich dressing.
A Baja staple of battered white fish in a corn tortilla with cabbage, crema and salsa. Tijuana’s coastal style made it a local everyday favourite.
Grilled shrimp taco in a corn tortilla, usually topped with cabbage, crema and salsa. It reflects the region’s strong seafood tradition.
Popular seafood spot specialising in Baja-style fish and prawn tacos, tostadas and fresh ceviches in a lively casual setting.
Contemporary Baja Med restaurant serving seasonal local produce, seafood and meats with a polished but relaxed dining room.
Historic dining room known for classic Caesar salad prepared tableside, plus traditional Mexican and continental dishes in an old-school atmosphere.
Moderate for Mexico: dining and taxis are reasonable, but tourist areas and hotels near the border can cost more than in many similar Mexican cities.
Tip 10-15% in restaurants if service is not included. Round up or tip small change in cafés. Tipping taxi drivers is optional, but rounding up is appreciated.