Tijuana Cultural Tour

Tijuana Cultural Tour




Overview
Tijuana Walking Tour will be taking you to places most locals hang out and you will learn about the transformation of the city and history. Come and see; local market, the division between Mexico and U.S and learn about the history of Tijuana. We will do one stop to eat tasty tacos. The fee only includes guided tour make sure to bring cash to exchange into pesos. Your guide will help you navigate the city like a local. Bring cash, comfortable shoes, bottled water, camera and hat PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED (If the guest forgets or doesn't have a passport there will be NO REFUND)

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What's Included in the Tijuana Cultural Tour :
- Guided Tour


What To Expect with this Tijuana Tour with a Professional Guide :
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Playas de Tijuana, Paseo Ensenada porque me sur # 1023 frente la Iglesias esteia del mar plays Tijuna, Tijuana Mexico See the division wall between Mexico and USA Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Plaza Rio Tijuana, Calle Paseo de los Heroes 96, Tijuana 22010 Mexico We will visit the following: Downtown Tijuana to learn the history of Tijuana Duration: 3 hours

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