This fun bring your kids on Tuesday no one is here it makes it better for you because you will by…read moreyourself and enjoy everything there is a lot the kids can learn and also have little animals you can see snakes, fish, scorpion, hamsters and little eggs of chicken

Great way to spend a few hours while in Tijuana. There are plenty of interactive activities for…read morekids.

This place has: A trampoline area: tons of trampolines…read moreconnected to each other (about the size of two or three basketball courts) with basketball hoops so you can dunk. I didn't see any dodgeballs there but they could have been hidden. Roller skating area: It's a basic roller skating ring and they have these roller skating walkers so you don't fall as much. arcade: kinda small and some of the machines are always broken but they have some nice games. sit down shooters (transformers, jurassic park, etc), time crisis 4, sit down racing games, air hockey. Unknown attraction: I saw some kids get strapped into a harness. I have no idea what it was and was playing games so I didn't want to wait around and find out. Could be a rock climbing thing? Cost: You load a card that costs 5 pesos then use it to play games. I went there on a Tuesday and they had this weird 1 hour unlimited games (except for games that give out tickets) for 150 pesos. They give you a wristband and someone comes by and checks it every now and then.

Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing…read more The arcade games are outdated, and several of them were not working. What concerned me the most was the extremely strong smell of fresh paint coming from the go-kart area while they were actively painting. The smell was so intense that I ended up with a headache, and I was there with my children. I really don't think an area with such strong paint fumes should be operating around families and kids. We purchased an all-inclusive package, but once inside, we realized several things still had additional charges. For example, they wanted to charge 50 pesos extra for the skating walkers/supports, something I've seen included at other skating places. I complained, and to their credit, the employees were very kind and refunded the 100 pesos. The overhead obstacle course was another issue. The safety harness was so stiff and difficult to pull that my daughters struggled to move through the course and couldn't really enjoy it. I want to be clear that the employees were attentive, friendly, and helpful. My complaint is not about the staff  it's about the condition and maintenance of the facility. For an attraction selling an "all-inclusive" experience, I expected working arcade games, better-maintained equipment, clearer information about extra charges, and most importantly, a safer environment without overwhelming paint fumes while guests and children are inside. The place has potential, but it definitely needs better maintenance and attention to the overall guest experience.

Lots to learn in regard to the region's roots, Spanish renaissance and evolution of Mexico's…read morecultural that influenced what we know TJ to be today.

The Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT), located in Zona Rio, is a must-visit for anyone in Tijuana…read more The center offers a variety of attractions, including an IMAX cinema, the permanent Museo de las Californias, an aquarium, and the Cube (Exhibition Space). We visited the Cube on a hot Saturday afternoon, and it was the perfect escape from the heat. Not only was the cool, air-conditioned space a welcome relief, but the modern art exhibits were absolutely exquisite. While I believe the exhibits rotate, during our visit the focus was on contemporary artists from Mexico and South America. The Cube spans three levels and features a wide variety of art forms--paintings, audio-visual art, and impressive installations. The entrance fee is very affordable, making it a great cultural stop for anyone visiting Tijuana. Highly recommended!

This museum is huuuuuge. It's a bit confusing for a tourist who doesn't speak the language. I first…read moreentered the building, which I thought was the main building and started wondering around trying to find the ticketing area, but there was none. I found myself in a gallery until a security guard told me that this is a ticketed area and told me to get a ticket from the gift shop. I went to the gift shop and bought my ticket and then they directed to a separate building where the museum actually was. While I walked there, I passed by an aquarium and walked in and it turned out that you need a separate ticket for it! I left the aquarium and continued my quest to find the museum. I passed by a garden with various statues, pretty cool and the museum and right behind that. Went into the museum building and walked in to what I thought was part of the exhibit and it turned out to be the back part of it and I was directed to go to the other end. Yes! I finally found it! They took my ticket and I entered the museum exhibit area. It's a gallery of the history of Mexico from ancient times to almost current day. I love that for most of the articles, there's an English translation below it as well. Definitely recommend checking out this museum. Don't get lost!

La Sexta is a must stop when visiting Tijuana. OK, I'm no expert, having only been to TJ twice, but…read moreI know what I like, and what I like is Dandy Del Sur See my Yelp review. Have fun! La Mezcalera I must admit: I didn't know that tequila was actually a type of mezcal until I was informed of this by Diego V. right here in La Mezcalera. How did I not know this? Anyway, educate yourself here about the wonders of mezcal. Conveniently located across the street from El Dandy. Subjects for further research: Santa Leyenda Calle Sexta between Revolución and Constitución Lucha Libre-themed bar El Tinieblo 6th between Madero and Negrete Classy kitsch bar Porky's Avenida Revolución and Sexta Cocktail bar Tasca Calle Sexta 1906, between Revolución and Constitución Beer bar Zebra Mexican Pub Sexta y Revolución Another beer bar Within stumbling distance: Colectivo 9 Revu between 6th and 7th Awesome food court Leyva's Liquor Ave. Revolución 1026 (Between Sexta and Setenta) Outstanding liquor store Mous Tache Francisco Madero between 6th and 7th Cocktail bar Kalimoxo Callejon de la Sexta (alley between Constitución and Revolución Avenues) Another cocktail bar iMe encanta Tijuana!

If you happen to be in TJ on a Friday or Saturday night, La Sexta isn't a bad way to spend your…read moreevening. You've got everything from divey type of bars to some hipster spots. The street is full of bars, karaoke spots, grub, etc. This is not what you're used to on Avenida Revolucion (if you went clubbing 10+ years back). Tasca and Shot Factory are the must visit spots if you're looking to have a good time with a good mixture of both locals and people visiting from the states. Sip on some mezcals while you're at it! Catch an Uber from the border and save yourself the hassle of having to haggle with the cab drivers!

We went to Frida Khalo museum this past July and we had a good time…read more They have many Frida Khalo interesting pictures to see. (it was so quiet in there) they need music. lol. They have other art you can see for free. They sell really cute stuff inside the shops. place is really clean and fresh. You can see tourist from all over the world. They have parking in the back of the building. Its close to restaurant and shops also close to the USA national border.

This place is beautiful, food is great and service is outstanding. Our waiter Brandon was very…read moreknowledgeable and polite. Prices are reasonable, I will definitely come back. Their martinis are delicious!

El CEART es uno de los centros culturales y artísticos mas importantes que han habitado en esta…read moreciudad. Desde su apertura ha llamado la atención de personas, tanto por la impresionante estructura del edificio como de lo que alberga por dentro. El propósito de este centro es promover el arte entre adultos, jóvenes y niños, para lograr esto el centro cuenta con algunas exposiciones permanente al igual que exposiciones que cambian con temporadas. Algo que descubrí cuando vine aquí y que me gusto mucho es que ofrecen cursos dedicados para la educación del arte. El programa tiene tres niveles. El primero es introducción a las artes. Este programa cuenta con diferentes actividades progresivas que van mas dirigidas hacia jóvenes y niños. El segundo es un taller de creaciones, dirigido hacia jóvenes. El tercero es un curso de profesionalización. Este curso es el mas intensivo y va dirigido a estudiantes que les interese convertirse en docentes. Vale la pena venir aquí, las exposiciones son de lo mejor y el estacionamiento es amplio y gratis.

Tijuana has become a (safe) frienfly, warm mecca for culture, fashion and art! I was amazed by…read morethe music, Glasmus, bohemian, friendly, and inviting vibe. People were very curteous. This event had beautiful people of all ages. This makes me more hungry for Tijuana and all it has to offer!