10 Things to Do in Tijuana (That Don’t Involve Tequila)
Historically Tijuana has been a drinking mecca. Tijuana’s proximity to Southern California cities like San Diego and Los Angeles and its legal drinking age of 18 meant Tijuana was a popular place for the under 21 crowd to come for drinking and clubbing. Tourism from the United States to Tijuana dried up for years when stories of crime and drug wars filled the news. Now Tijuana is a safe place to visit again, and the implementation of a passport requirement means the demographic of the traveler looking for a day trip or weekend trip to Tijuana has shifted. Tijuana’s streets are no longer overwhelmed with rowdy underage drinkers. Now they are being strolled by couples and families looking for things to do in Tijuana that celebrate Tijuana’s beauty and culture. Tijuana Cultural Center The Tijuana Cultural Center is the most important center for culture in northwest Mexico. Founded in 1982, the Tijuana Cultural Center portrays the culture of Mex...