Monterrey medical tourism guide and specialists

In the past, Monterrey was mostly known as an industrial city where people from all over the world came to do business. In recent years tourism has risen, bringing more and more people to have a taste of Mexican culture with a modern touch, climb on top of mountainous ranges, and to find the best medical care in the region.

With a selection of natural and man-made attractions to visit and explore giving you the option to choose the experience you want, with the plus from a mix of festivals, concerts, and energetic nightlife, all while keeping modern accommodations available at all times, ensuring you will find a comfortable night stay in a wide range of options that will fit any budget.

Monterrey is lovingly called "The city of the Mountains" for a good reason; anywhere you look up in town you’ll be surprised by the unmatched landscape. The peaks of Monterrey aren’t just there to be looked at, you can go on a tour to visit Cola de Caballo Waterfall, or mountain climbing in La Huasteca, and admire the sunset on top of Cerro La Silla.

The best way to explore the city is to start in La MacroPlaza, the fourth largest public square in the world, here you can walk, take a bus or even the subway to get to most landmarks in Monterrey, like the Government Palace, Neptune Fountain, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. From Macroplaza you can go to Paseo Santa Lucia, have a peaceful boat ride, and arrive at Parque Fundidora, all in a single day.

If what you’re looking for is to find the best shopping deals in Mexico, Monterrey has your back; this city holds over four of the most modern and varied shopping malls in the world, that even rival anything you could see in the US. After you’re done shopping, head to a local restaurant and have some Carne Asada, the most recognized dish in the city.

El Barrio Antiguo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Monterrey, and is the perfect destination to discover a more traditional side to the city; the streets are great for walking, all of the buildings are brightly colored, and you’ll find something new on every street, an art gallery, a library, gourmet restaurants, or museums, you could spend the entire day here and still have things left to discover.

You can pay with US dollars, Credit/Debit cards on most restaurants and establishments. If you pay with cash the exchange rate will be lower, it’s better to visit a foreign exchange agency, a bank or an ATM to turn your currency into Mexican pesos.

In case of emergency or general assistance to citizens traveling in Mexico please contact the nearest embassy, consulate or consular agency.

Ave. Alfonso Reyes #150 Col. Valle del Poniente Santa Catarina, Nuevo León México 66196

Torre Gomez Morin 955 Ave. Gomez Morin No. 955, Suite 404 Col. Montebello 66279 San Pedro Garza Garcia, N.L. – Mexico