Better known as La Bombonera, it is the official home of the Diablos Rojos del Toluca soccer team. It is the home of two World Cup winners, Mexico City in 1970 and Mexico City in 1986. From the moment you walk through the doors, you are immersed in a world where soccer is more than just a sport.
The Gómez Palacio Market offers you the chance to experience Durango’s culture through its traditional cuisine — from hearty beef soup and homemade-style stuffed gorditas to the must-try scorpion taco, among many other delicious options. You’ll also find beautiful handicrafts and iconic items that represent the spirit of the state.
The spectacular second-city of Zacatecas has everything on the capital, plus a deep claim to intellectual rigor, working-class bonafides, and some fantastic places to eat!
The Central de Abastos in Oaxaca is much more than a market: it's the heart that beats strongly every day, where life, culture, and commerce intertwine in a single space. From dawn, its aisles fill with aromas, colors, and voices that tell stories of work, tradition, and pride.
Mountains, culture and adventure in the Sierra Madre Oriental
Colors, aromas and tradition await you at the largest and oldest open-air market in the Estado de México
Cultural and historical heritage
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