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Mexico

Piedras Negras / Cross the border to flavor!

Best month

October

Experience the unique and colorful Day of the Dead celebrations.

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january

Visit Piedras Negras in January for the Festival of Three Kings with colorful parades and traditional food.

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february

February is perfect for exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Palenque with mild temperatures and fewer crowds.

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march

Experience the vibrant colors and flavors of Piedras Negras during the Wine and Cheese Festival.

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april

Take a guided tour of the ancient Mayan ruins in Yaxchilan before the summer heat.

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may

Join in the fun of Cinco de Mayo celebrations with live music, dancing, and local cuisine.

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june

June is perfect for outdoor adventure activities like kayaking and hiking in the nearby mountains.

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july

Escape the heat of summer by visiting the Rio Grande and cooling off with a refreshing swim.

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august

August is ideal for exploring the vibrant city center and learning about local history and culture.

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september

September brings the Independence Day celebrations with parades, fireworks, and lively festivities.

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october

Experience the Day of the Dead celebrations with colorful ofrendas, traditional food, and music.

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november

November is ideal for exploring the local parks and wildlife reserves with cooler temperatures.

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december

December brings the festive Christmas markets with local crafts, food, and seasonal music.

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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As a visiting cat, Piedras Negras seems to have a moderate shopping and economical situation, with some affordable options but also some expensive ones.

Visit the local markets for bargains and try the street food for budget-friendly meals.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

brief stopover

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

brief stopover

Piedras Negras is mainly visited as a stopover on the way to larger cities in Mexico or to the United States.

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internet situation

bad Speed

Limited bandwidth capacity

good Availability

Most areas have access

great Cellular

Good coverage from major carriers

Electric socket type A

Common in North and Central America, and Japan. Mind voltage difference, especially for Japan (100V).

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Mixed opinions

A cat's dream come true with endless fish tacos and sunny patios.

Perfect for a siesta or a game of cat and mouse in the colorful streets.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Catedral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
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Plaza de las Culturas
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Hoteles Plaza Piedras Negras
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Parque de las Culturas
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Museo de la Frontera Norte

The mainstream

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Catedral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe

A beautiful church with stained glass windows and an impressive central altar.

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Plaza de las Culturas

A public square with a fountain, benches, and a monument to Piedras Negras' founder.

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Hoteles Plaza Piedras Negras

A hotel overlooking the Rio Grande, with a restaurant and outdoor pool.

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Parque de las Culturas

A park featuring sculptures, a playground, and the remains of an ancient ballgame arena.

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Museo de la Frontera Norte

A museum dedicated to Mexican-American border issues, featuring exhibitions on migration, drug trafficking, and more.

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Off the beaten path

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Parque Ecológico El Sabinal
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Represa La Amistad
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Cerro del Cubilete
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El Cafetal Cultural Center
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Piedras Negras Municipal Forest

Off the beaten path

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Parque Ecológico El Sabinal

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in nature. This park is home to a diverse array of plants and animals, making it a paw-some spot for wildlife-watching.

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Represa La Amistad

A serene and peaceful spot for a catnap or for some tranquil fishing. Watch out for the howler monkeys and other wildlife!

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Cerro del Cubilete

This hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of Piedras Negras and the surrounding area. A pawfect spot for a sunset picnic!

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El Cafetal Cultural Center

A cozy and welcoming place for cats to enjoy art exhibitions, workshops, and concerts. A must-visit for art-loving cats!

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Piedras Negras Municipal Forest

A large natural area with trails for cat exploration and even a lake for swimming. The perfect spot for an outdoor adventure!

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Mixed opinions

Mindful meoweler tips

Visit the ancient city of Piedras Negras

Explore the ancient Mayan ruins and temples, dating back from 600-900 AD. Remember to bring cat treats for energy!

Try the traditional dish of Mole

This savory sauce made from chocolate, peppers and spices is a local specialty. Don't let the chocolate scare you away, it's purrfect!

Learn the traditional dance of Caballito Blanco

Get your paws moving and learn this traditional folk dance that's popular during celebrations and festivals.

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