Top Monterrey Audio Guides

Enjoy a guided hike to Grutas de Garcia, an impressive cave system filled with stunning stalactites and stalagmites, during this five-hour small-group excursion. After exploring the caves, visit the historic town of Garcia from a local's perspective, with time to explore the main square and church, stop by a traditional bakery, and enjoy a bite of local ice cream. Hotel transfers are provided.

Monterrey’s main sights are spread out, and it can be tough to check off the highlights on your own—especially with limited time other than spare. On this half-day, small-group tour, take in the main attractions without the stress of navigating your way around an unfamiliar city, with door-to-door transfers by air-conditioned vehicle for extra convenience.

With its dramatic walls and range of dry canyons, La Huasteca Canyon in Parque de la Huasteca is one of northeastern Mexico’s most photogenic sights. See more of the park in less of the time when you book this small-group guided tour that’s perfect for photographers and drone enthusiasts. You’ll discover both the highlights and untouched spots where you can avoid the crowds.

Discover Monterrey's extraordinary fusion of industrial might and mountain grandeur with the self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Mexico's most ambitious metropolis at your own pace. Begin at the vast Macroplaza where the 70-meter Faro del Comercio designed by Luis Barragán sweeps its green laser across the night sky above palaces and fountains. Ride a riverboat along the 2.5-km Paseo Santa Lucía canal from downtown to Parque Fundidora, where decommissioned blast furnaces from Latin America's first steel mill have been transformed into world-class museums and open-air performance spaces. Wander the streets of Barrio Antiguo with its 17th-century architecture and contemporary galleries, then venture into the dramatic Sierra Madre Oriental — through the towering canyon walls of La Huasteca, past the 25-meter Cascada Cola de Caballo, and into the 60-million-year-old Grutas de García accessible by cable car above a landscape that reveals the geological power shaping northern Mexico.

Discover the fabulous Bustamante Grottoes and the magical town. Enjoy artisanal bread cooked in a stone oven with walnut wood. You will be able to taste Bustamante's regional mezcal and get to know the warmth of its people.

enjoy an incredible walk in the south of New Lion with the beautiful view of the waterfalls and viewpoints that surround you in Santiago municipality, enjoy its culture, gastronomy and architecture,