Monterrey has a few world class museums and this is one of them. LOVED the visit here and would…read morehave liked to spend way more time that we did. Majestic building and the exhibits were beautifully curated. It is centrally located right by the Macroplaza.

This museum is located at the heart of the city. We came to this museum on a day when they had no…read morecharge. It is clean and quiet and peaceful. We walked around for about an hour viewing all the art work and then went about our day.

Cafe Iguana has been Monterrey staple for over 20 years…read more This was THE place to be back in the early 2000, and it continued to be very popular for a while until it closed temporarily a few years ago. The beer is inexpensive, the music is great (if you are into 90's and 2000's alternative rock) and they have a small pizza place inside with pretty tasty slices (try the chipotle crema on your pizza) Nowadays in my opinion, the crowd is 25-40 years old. Including myself. The people who continue to go, are mostly to reminiscence about the good ol' days. The music continues to be the same as what they played 15 years ago, with some mild adjustments to fit in a few hits of today by bands like Hot Chip, Black Keys, etc.

I like Cafe Iguana and I prefer to go on Fridays. The music is good and each stage has its own…read morefeel. So far I have seen Indie rock, alternative rock covers, ska, punk, hair metal and death metal. I would love to see this place expand to include more stages including IDM/downtempo and more chilled out electronica, as well as more jazz. But the rock is usually very good. I can only hope they don't have too many mainstream music. Also, the pizza is good, IF you are drunk and fairly priced. Beer is pretty cheap too.