Activities in Monterrey
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Cuauhtémoc Brewery
The Cuauhtémoc brewery, the oldest brewery in Mexico (established in 1890), fills six million bottles of Bohemia, Dos Equis and Tecate and other beers every day. Free brewery tours are given more or less hourly. Reservations are recommended (especially if you’d like a tour in English), but you can just show up and see if there’s space. Tours start in front of the pleasant outdoor beer garden where you might get a free mug of Carta Blanca.
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Paseo Cultural en Tranvía
Monterrey’s Paseo Cultural en Tranvía zips around the Gran Plaza and Zona Rosa in a classic-style trolley. You can join the 45-minute narrated tours at several marked stops, including in front of the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo and on Padre Mier at Garibaldi.
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Roccatti
Roccatti is a serious culinary school that irregularly has three-hour and three-day classes throughout the year. More practical is arranging a private lesson. A taxi from Monterrey is M$70.
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Spanish Language Center
Spanish Language Center normally does private tutoring, but will try to match you with other students if you prefer small-group study.
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Boat Rides
Boat Rides down the canal from the Paseo Santa Lucía are very popular.
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