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Driving in Tijuana.

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Tijuana Maptext.

Getting Around
Busses / Taxis

Walking

Bicycling

Disabled

Leaving Town

Things to See.

Revolution Avenue.

Eating

Movies

Museums/Galleries

Markets/Swap Meets

Shopping Malls

SHOPPING!

Drinking

Buying Liquor

Cigarettes

Baja California wine

Customs/Border


  1. From Border to Downtown/Revolucion.

    The most famous walk in Tijuana is the path from the border gate to Revolution Avenue -- Avenida Revolución. Michael has dubbed it "the river of pedestrians." It begins at the turnstyle gate where pedestrians leave the United States. You pass up a long passageway known officially as the "corredor turistico" alongside a long mural where something jagged and multicolored struggles to be born from ancient and modern motifs. Then, after passing the Mexican customs tables -- usually without being stopped -- you must either turn right or go straight ahead. Right takes you to the back door of Plaza Viva Tijuana, straight takes you to the Sea of Taxis and the Island of Tacos.

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  2. From Downtown to Zona Rio et al.

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  3. From Border to Pueblo Amigo and Zona Rio.

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  4. Exploring Zona Rio.

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  5. Exploring Revolucion, Constitucion and Ninos Heroes.

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  6. A Longer Walk: From Revolucion to la Torre de Tijuana park, Boulevard Agua Caliente, Colonia Cacho, the "downtown" bullring, las Torres de Agua Caliente and the racetrack (hipodromo).

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  7. From Revolucion to Parque Teniente Guerrero.

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  8. From Parque Teniente Guerrero to Casa de la Cultura on the hill.

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  9. From Parque Teniente Guerrero to the tomb of Juan Soldado.
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