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Check out these attractions in Torreón during your next visit
Cristo de las Noas
The Cristo de las Noas is one of Torreon’s most representative symbols, an imposing Jesus of Nazareth statue that rises over the Noas Hill. This monument, inaugurated in 1983, measures 72 feet in height from its base, making it one of the largest Jesus statues in Mexico. Aside from its religious significance, the complex where it's located offers its visitors a unique panorama of the Lagunera Region and hosts a sanctuary that includes many replicas and is also accessible through a modern cable car.
The Cristo de las Noas is one of Torreon’s most representative symbols, an imposing Jesus of Nazareth statue that rises over the Noas Hill. This monument, inaugurated in 1983, measures 72 feet in height from its base, making it one of the largest Jesus statues in Mexico. Aside from its religious significance, the complex where it's located offers its visitors a unique panorama of the Lagunera Region and hosts a sanctuary that includes many replicas and is also accessible through a modern cable car.
Canal de la Perla
This is a fascinating subterranean tunnel that runs through Torreon’s historic center, nowadays serving as a cultural and touristic walkway. Originally, this conduit was an old irrigation canal for the region, built in the late 19th century and accidentally rediscovered in 1999. Walking through its brick vaults allows visitors to immerse themselves in the city’s history and enjoy local and temporal exhibitions, making it a space that mixes architecture, history, and art just below the bustling streets.
This is a fascinating subterranean tunnel that runs through Torreon’s historic center, nowadays serving as a cultural and touristic walkway. Originally, this conduit was an old irrigation canal for the region, built in the late 19th century and accidentally rediscovered in 1999. Walking through its brick vaults allows visitors to immerse themselves in the city’s history and enjoy local and temporal exhibitions, making it a space that mixes architecture, history, and art just below the bustling streets.
Bosque Venustiano Carranza
Dearly known to locals as “El Bosque,” this place is considered Torreon’s main lung, offering a wide green space in the heart of the city. With a considerable extension and thousands of trees, this metropolitan park is an essential meeting spot for the community, as it holds a wide variety of cultural, civic, and sporting activities. This park has many recreational areas, such as sports courts, running tracks, and an amusement ride zone, making it an important and favorite place for both locals and tourists alike.
Dearly known to locals as “El Bosque,” this place is considered Torreon’s main lung, offering a wide green space in the heart of the city. With a considerable extension and thousands of trees, this metropolitan park is an essential meeting spot for the community, as it holds a wide variety of cultural, civic, and sporting activities. This park has many recreational areas, such as sports courts, running tracks, and an amusement ride zone, making it an important and favorite place for both locals and tourists alike.
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