Avenida Revolucion

There are not many people on the Revolution Avenue in Tijuana, but they are very enthusiastic. The building is not high and the houses are all colored. Before I came, I was worried about not being safe. In fact, I didn't feel it. Business is developed and a good place to buy Mexican specialty goods.

Revolution Avenue is an important urban road in Tijuana, both an important commercial avenue and a transportation hub. The roads are full of small shops or restaurants, large and small, full of Mexican characteristics, and are very lively during the day and night. It is the most prosperous commercial street in Tijuana.

The Revolution Avenue in Tijuana is the main traffic road in Tijuana Old Town. There are many monuments to the revolutionary martyrs on the Avenue. The commercial streets on both sides of the Avenue are also very developed.

The city that is adjacent to the United States has no such congestion and depression as a modern city, walking the streets of the city, without the barrier of high-rise buildings, so the mountains in the distance, and the buildings built on the hill, have a panoramic view. On both sides of the road are small department stores, handicraft shops, small vendors standing in front of their stores, looking very enthusiastic. It is said that there are tens of thousands of shops and become a business center in Mexico's northern border region. The business district is not big, there are no attractions, its main street is called "Revolution Avenue". We walk on the "Revolution Avenue", walking, watching, and shopping.

Tijuana Revolution Avenue is the main street of Tijuana, with landmark arches at the end, and a pedestrian street about 300 meters away. There are many small commodity shops and restaurants. Inquiry for ink-style small commodities, give the dollar price directly, we will cut half the price first, and we can reach a deal. Many singers with guitars play and sing when they see someone watching him. Tourists are willing to give money, and they are not forced. The overall feeling is that although the city is old, the people are still friendly.

It was a great experience to visit Tijuana, especially when you plan to spend a day in a particularly different environment in San Diego. We had concerns about safety at first, but everyone here was very friendly and polite. We felt safe here. We also enjoyed the excellent local restaurants and shops and chatted with several locals. It was also easy to get to Tijuana from here: we parked our car at the U.S. border and walked for 10 minutes to cross the border. Since our 3-year-old daughter also took the trip, we decided to take a taxi to Revolution Avenue (cost $5), but walking past is also OK. Crossing the border back to the United States for about an hour, so be prepared to wait.

Tijuana's Revolution Avenue is the main traffic road and commercial avenue in this small US-Mexico border town. There are many statues of Mexican historical celebrities on both sides of the road, and there are also various Mexican-style shops and restaurants. The business atmosphere is very strong and very lively.