Monumental Plaza de Toros

Great place to have a beer and walk around, great view

Great views, chance to take great photos, relax atmosphere

The beach is nice and humbling at the same time. Crazy, as an American to see the wall that has been ever so discussed in the politics.

Great place came here to the Gloria Trevi concert only downfall they only accept cash no debit card or credit card which was disappointing .. other than that it’s first come first serve on seating didn’t like that.

We visited this beach during the day on our vacation. The food, beverage, and snack vendors were very nice and had lots of delicious choices. Unfortunately, the water washing up here smelled of dead fish. The beach had lots of locals and their pets on it but not many people actually got in the water. There was also a lot of political artwork on the wall beside the lighthouse. The sculpture and lighthouse are good places to take photos.

This historic site marks the boundary line between the United States and Mexico. In the 1970s the next and administration created friendship park this was the only spot where people from both countries could meet in a neutral spot and spend time together Without going through customs. After September 11 a wall was put up for a while there was a door that allowed people to hug and talk but a few years later the door was closed and now all you can do is touch your fingertips. The Mexican side is very colorful and there’s a lot going on it’s a very friendly place compared to the US side where border patrol keeps people far away

Currently under construction. Very cool location otherwise. Good to consider the somber implications of divided families.

an Ocean divided by two Countries Lots to see Lots of places to eat and drink Open Beach

While this place may be used as a concert venue while it is unoccupied, I think that is important to note that this place was built for bull fighting, and remains one of the largest and most important plaza de toros in the world. That being said, I liked the older, smaller bull ring off of Aguas Calientes Blvd more because it was a more intimate setting. This one is slowly becoming a concert stadium and not drawing the best corridos to TJ. The advertising kind of sucks because they don't tell you about the events coming up until the week of, and it doesn't allow you to make plans. I saw a Manu Chao concert here a couple of years ago and could not stop singing Bienvenidos a Tijuana for months afterwords. The bull ring on the border is a great concert venue too.