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The city of Torreón, in the state of Coahuila, is one of the youngest in the country. Despite having been uninhabited for a long time, it is now an important area of ​​economic, commercial and industrial development. Enjoy Mexican hospitality, flight offers, excellent services and facilities as well as the highest level of comfort on a flight to Torreón by Aeromexico.

Attractions in Torreon

Also known as the City of Great Efforts, most of the architecture is relatively modern. However, tourists can find some historic buildings in the center of the city. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Main Square, descend under the city to the underground tunnel known as the Pearl Channel and explore its various museums. One of the main attractions is the huge and impressive statue of Christ of the Noas, the third largest statue of Christ on the planet. Every Sunday the Calzada Colón is closed to vehicular traffic to allow people to walk, ride a bicycle and enjoy the entertainment of the street. The most important annual festival of the city is the colorful Feria del Algodón Industrial y la Grava.

Tips for your trip to Torreón

In the city you will find countless options for eating, drinking, sleeping and shopping as well as excellent public transport options. The airport is only 5 kilometers away. Take advantage of the promotions on flights to Torreón and enjoy this bustling and charming city.

The city of Torreón, in the state of Coahuila, is one of the youngest in the country. Despite having been uninhabited for a long time, it is now an important area of ​​economic, commercial and industrial development. Enjoy Mexican hospitality, flight offers, excellent services and facilities as well as the highest level of comfort on a flight to Torreón by Aeromexico.

 

Attractions in Torreon

 

Also known as the City of Great Efforts, most of the architecture is relatively modern. However, tourists can find some historic buildings in the center of the city. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Main Square, descend under the city to the underground tunnel known as the Pearl Channel and explore its various museums. One of the main attractions is the huge and impressive statue of Christ of the Noas, the third largest statue of Christ on the planet. Every Sunday the Calzada Colón is closed to vehicular traffic to allow people to walk, ride a bicycle and enjoy the entertainment of the street. The most important annual festival of the city is the colorful Feria del Algodón Industrial y la Grava.

 

Tips for your trip to Torreón

Architecture and Monuments

Enjoy the architecture and historical monuments that Torreon offers its visitors, such as El Casino de la Laguna, where Francisco “Pancho” Villa used to meet with various characters of the the Mexican Revolution. The Municipal Archives Building is a must-see! The city’s emblem, El Cristo de las Noas (The Christ of Ships), is often one of the most visited monuments in the entire region. La Catedral Del Carmen is another touristic place of interest, without which no visit to this city would be complete.

Industry and Business

Torreon is considered a fully industrialized zone, bringing together a large number of factories, maquiladoras (assembly plants), and industrial plants. The city is equipped with the necessary infrastructure to organize large conventions, assemblies and working meetings, enticing many entrepreneurs and investors who visit the city to develop new business deals.

Art for Everyone

El Canal de la Perla (Pearl Canal), an underground tunnel system below Torreon’s city center, previously used for irrigation, has recently been renovated as a tourist attraction and now operates as a plastic arts gallery. Although there are many entryways, the main gate is located at the Plaza de Armas (Arms Square).

Typical cuisine

Like many cities in northern Mexico, Torreon’s specialty is meat and steak, used in the preparation of fritadas, one of the delicacies of the region. An alternative to steak are the sweet pork tamales, pulque (agave juice) bread, and the migas norteñas.

Adventure Tourism in Torreon

For nature and adventure lovers, a visit to the Sierra de Jimulco, 55 Kms from the city, will allow them to view a variety of cactus plants as well as coyotes, road runners and rattlesnakes, among other animals.

An alternative is to visit the Bilbao Dunes, a large desert of fine sands, 45 minutes away from Torreon, where the use of ATVs and sandboarding (a sport similar to snowboarding), al wells as other extreme desert sports, are common. Date plantations, offering these fruits for sale, are found close to the dunes.

Finally, in the Bolson de Mapimi Biosphere Reservation, we find the Zone of Silence (Zona Del Silencio), one of the most mysterious places in the world due to the complete absence of sound.

Weather

It rarely rains from April to October. Average temperature fluctuates between 0ªC and 40ªC, but during the summer the heat can reach up to 44ªC, and reach -8ª during the winter.

In the city you will find countless options for eating, drinking, sleeping and shopping as well as excellent public transport options. The airport is only 5 kilometers away. Take advantage of the promotions on flights to Torreón and enjoy this bustling and charming city.

Learn more about Torreon

Architecture and Monuments

Enjoy the architecture and historical monuments that Torreon offers its visitors, such as El Casino de la Laguna, where Francisco “Pancho” Villa used to meet with various characters of the the Mexican Revolution. The Municipal Archives Building is a must-see! The city’s emblem, El Cristo de las Noas (The Christ of Ships), is often one of the most visited monuments in the entire region. La Catedral Del Carmen is another touristic place of interest, without which no visit to this city would be complete.

Industry and Business

Torreon is considered a fully industrialized zone, bringing together a large number of factories, maquiladoras (assembly plants), and industrial plants. The city is equipped with the necessary infrastructure to organize large conventions, assemblies and working meetings, enticing many entrepreneurs and investors who visit the city to develop new business deals.

Art for Everyone

El Canal de la Perla (Pearl Canal), an underground tunnel system below Torreon’s city center, previously used for irrigation, has recently been renovated as a tourist attraction and now operates as a plastic arts gallery. Although there are many entryways, the main gate is located at the Plaza de Armas (Arms Square).

Typical cuisine

Like many cities in northern Mexico, Torreon’s specialty is meat and steak, used in the preparation of fritadas, one of the delicacies of the region. An alternative to steak are the sweet pork tamales, pulque (agave juice) bread, and the migas norteñas.

Adventure Tourism in Torreon

For nature and adventure lovers, a visit to the Sierra de Jimulco, 55 Kms from the city, will allow them to view a variety of cactus plants as well as coyotes, road runners and rattlesnakes, among other animals.

An alternative is to visit the Bilbao Dunes, a large desert of fine sands, 45 minutes away from Torreon, where the use of ATVs and sandboarding (a sport similar to snowboarding), al wells as other extreme desert sports, are common. Date plantations, offering these fruits for sale, are found close to the dunes.

Finally, in the Bolson de Mapimi Biosphere Reservation, we find the Zone of Silence (Zona Del Silencio), one of the most mysterious places in the world due to the complete absence of sound.

Weather

It rarely rains from April to October. Average temperature fluctuates between 0ªC and 40ªC, but during the summer the heat can reach up to 44ªC, and reach -8ª during the winter.