Tijuana Car
Rentals
Rental Car in Tijuana - Rental Car in
Tijuana Mexico
and Tijuana International Airport - TIJ
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Immerse yourself in a magical place called Ciro's Arcade
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yourself in an amazing adventure at Amigos del
Artes and re-discovery both history and art of
Tijuana .
Not only does the institution have a vast array of historical exhibits,
but also hosts a small museum all in one. Upon entering the museum,
Amigos features a small reception area replete with photographs
of old Tijuana days-gone-by. Upon ascending the stairway,
strangely enough, guests will notice that the two galleries on the second floor
are separated into both men and women sections. Many local artists frequent
Amigos to both to chat and share ideas with other fellow artists or to
give art class instructions to wanna-be artists.
visiting
Tijuana,
you'll discover an array of land marks and
attractions making it a premier destination spot in the
world. First stop on our trip, the Plaza Rio which boasts the famous party spot
Rosarito Beacha, Cultural Center, and Main Market. Next stop, the
Zona Rio considered the heart-beat of Tijuana's
future. It's uniquely filled with modern buildings all nestled in a
metropolitan area. Nearby stands Glorieta
, featuring multi-screen theaters and a modern shopping center
bustling with activity. If your a movie buff, you can also stroll
over to the spherical Cultural Center
host to the Omnimax films theater. Just minutes away, the party is just
getting started at the famous Plaza Fiesta
built with traditional style architecture. Here, youth can enjoy live music, a
beach atmosphere, and the famous Pero Azul. On your way to the Plaza Rio you'll
cross the Mercado Hidalgo bursting with produce and many small restaurants.
Last stop, Rosarito, about 20 minutes from Tijuana, here you can immerse
yourself in the lifestyle of a beach-bum. Rosarito features, horse-back riding,
surfing, night clubs, and night-time volleyball. Most people will spend the day
at Rosarito, and return to Tijuana for the night life
shops all garnished with delightful goodies. This place is
so unique that both the people and crafts blend
into the same colorful atmosphere. As you walk between
shops, artesans stand at the doorways shouting
to entise visitors to enter and spend American
dollars. As the leading exporter of silver, this shiny metal hangs
everywhere through-out the arcade, dangling like lures to catch the big dorado
Americano. Imagine, endless rows of folk art decorate each shop including
mirror frames of sculptured metal, Huichoi masks, decorative tiles,
paintings, sculptures and kitchen hot plates just to name a few. At Ciro's,
your allowed to spend up to $400 on things that would normally cost you a
fortune in the states.
the expulsion on Cinco de Mayo of General Nepolean by the Mexican
military , the French added many wonderful flavors to the
Mexican culture including architecture, arts, language and culinary.
Today, many of these French contributions can be seen in small
towns in the form of food including fresh French bread. Some common
forms of French bread include bolillo, split top loaf, rolls and frog
bread. If you want the real stuff you need to visit the flagship of
bakeries San Ysidro Bakery.
Upon entering this lavish bakery, you'll have to pass by fruit-topped pastry,
cookies, tortes, baked sandwiches, stacks of donuts, and scruptious cakes to
get to the delicious French bread. Once inside the bakery, customers grab a
tray and heap it with tasty delicacies before checking out at the register. The
best part about this bakery is that it is crammed filled with delicious
delectables all at a very reasonable price. Enjoy.
July 17, 2007