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Monterrey
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| Monterrey, capital
of the Nuevo León state, is the third largest city of
Mexico and is located 150 miles south of Laredo, Texas, in a
valley surrounded by mountains.Its moderate, dry climate, cool
mountains, and hot springs make Monterrey a popular resort.
Monterrey is home to many eighteen and-nineteen century buildings.
Some of these buildings are the Old Municipal Palace (nineteen
century), the Government Palace |
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(early
twentieth century), the Museum of Obispado (eighteen century),
the Sanctuary Of Guadalupe (nineteen century), the Temple of
The Sacred Heart of Jesus (nineteen century), the Chappel of
Sweet Names (nineteen century) and the Cathedral (eighteen Century).
Monterrey also has recreation areas, such as Plaza de Armas,
Plaza de la Purisima, Plaza Zaragoza, Macroplaza and the recently
created Parque Fundidora -located in the old Fundidora de Monterrey
facilities.
There are plenty of museums, such as: Regional Museum of Nuevo
Leon, Museum of Obispado, Mexican History Museum, Contemporary
Art Museum (MARCO), Monterrey Museum, Glass Museum, and Alfa
Cultural Center. |
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| Crowne Plaza Monterrey, Monterrey |
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| Fiesta Americana Centro Monterrey, Monterrey |
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| Fiesta Inn Monterrey Centro, Monterrey |
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| Fiesta Inn Monterrey La Fe, Monterrey |
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| Fiesta Inn Monterrey Norte, Monterrey |
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| Fiesta Inn Monterrey Valle, Monterrey |
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| Presidente Inter-Continental, Monterrey |
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| Quinta Real Monterrey Hotel, Monterrey |
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| Sheraton Ambassador Hotel, Monterrey |
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| Sheraton Ambassador Hotel, Monterrey |
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