From Hidalgo to Jiménez, passing through Nava, Morelos and Zaragoza, there are villages that are united and cities that are laid out over black rocks stretching ribbons beyond borders.
In its diverse geography, veteran spirit and quality inhabitants, it holds a generous fountain of progress and hospitality which guards its most precious gifts - cosmopolitan and provincial, adventurous and peaceful, festive and hardworking.
Without a doubt, the direction is towards the North.
Throughout its history, the enormous ability that this city has had for adaptation has been the essential factor that has given shape to the Piedras Negras of today. The door to our country, its strategic geographical location has been unified with the attributes of its land and people to create an attractive destination with very unique qualities. Its complete tourist, business and service infrastructures are part of the current, modern image of a city in constant transformation, and yet it still maintains a great potential for development and things to offer.
Piedras Negras, a welcoming city that invites stories of progress and friendship to be written upon its blank pages.
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Housing the local government offices, this construction, built in 1986 and adorned with a sculpture of don Miguel Hidalgo and a symbolic bell, sits in harmony with the spectacular setting of the Macroplaza. |
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| Av. 16 de Septiembre and Monterrey. |
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| Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. / Sat., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. |
Established in 1912, this cosmopolitan city, which remembers the Saltillan poet Manuel Acuña, commonly offers contrasting types of fun. During the day, the streets are dressed with arts and crafts and alive with hubbub and movement. Then, at night, they are transformed with exciting neon lights and offer unforgettable evenings. As its plazas, parks, temples and museums inspire rest and serenity, the Amistad Dam bursts with the excitement of sport.
Mexicans and foreigners alike come and go through its streets, which offer full-service hotels, festive shop windows with the perfect souvenirs, and restaurants with the most delicious cuisine. This is Acuña, a city that is alive with passion and that will treat you as one of its most distinguished guests.
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Traditional and pleasant site that brings together not only its inhabitants but also those just passing through. Its spaces house distinct elements of the city: stores, arts and crafts shops, the Municipal Presidency, the museum and the church. |
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| Matamoros, Victoria and Guerrero |
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Simple cultural/historical building that illustrates different stages of Ciudad Acuña’s history. It exhibits land and marine fossils, pre-Hispanic tools (grinding stones and arrowheads) and old, everyday objects (coins, bills, arms, photos and musical instruments, among others). |
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| Main Plaza Kiosk (lower level) |
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| Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. |
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