
Nuevo León
Nuevo León is a state located in the northeast region of México.
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Nuevo León is a state located in the northeast region of México. It is known for being one of the country’s biggest industrial drivers, but it is also home to a large number of wonders to discover.
In the city of Monterrey, you can enjoy museums, international cuisine restaurants, entertainment centers, and luxury shopping. But you will also find traditional cantinas with more than a hundred years and a huge variety of unique places in Barrio Antiguo.
Outside the city, you will discover something different about our state. Just by taking a 30-minute trip along any of our highways, you will find that the industrial scene changes for a much greener ecosystem, courtesy of the Sierra Madre Oriental. Thanks to it, in Nuevo León, you find a huge offer of adventure tourism and ecotourism with canyoneering, climbing, bungee jumping, and much more.
You can also find its five Magic Towns: Santiago, Linares, Bustamante, General Terán, and General Zaragoza. In all of them, you will learn more about the cultural and gastronomic origins of the state: traditional music, the flavors originating from the region, and a lot of history.
Visit Nuevo León and discover the best of two worlds: the comfort of the city’s lifestyle and its charming Magic Towns.






















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