10 Best Things to do in Mexicali, Baja California - Mexicali travel guides 2021

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Centro Estatal de las Artes, Mexicali

5/5

1 Reviews

Exhibition

M32***23[Scenery] In this place, you will feel that young people are influenced by various art disciplines. There are very good temporary exhibitions here, and it is very beautiful. [Fun] A beautiful music hall! Recommend~

Parque Vicente Guerrero

5/5

1 Reviews

City Park

Todemmy[Scenery] A good place for walking, picnics, and listening to music. It is well maintained, safe, well located, convenient transportation, and parking. [Fun] This place is great and very beautiful. It is a good place for walking with family and friends, as well as an open-air cinema.

Instituto de Investigaciones Culturales - Museo UABC

5/5

1 Reviews

TodemmyThis is a museum with a permanent exhibition that deals with the history of the area, where we can learn some information about the culture of the races living at different times and the peculiarities of migration. Who lives in this city. This is a good place to spend an afternoon, and they even opened a workshop for children.

Salvation Mountain

4.9/5

23 Reviews

City | landmark

雪3飞whoIt is really colorful and colorful, although it will feel a bit rough when you walk in, you can still see adobe and straw in some places, which may be a bit far from your psychological expectations, but when you see the phrase GOD IS that has appeared many times When I LOVE, I was only moved 💕.

Bucklin Park

5/5

1 Reviews

City Park

coo***anNice stop on a road trip. If you ask a local person where to have a picnic they are likely to send you to this park. I am not sure if I would stop here in the summertime. Way too hot.

Imperial Sand Dunes

5/5

1 Reviews

Desert

coo***anThese sand dunes seem to just come out of now where, and are just beautiful. We dont have ATV’s but there were several people riding around. The southern ranger station (Buttercup, off I-8)) seems to be permanently closed, don’t know about the northern one. There were several RV’s at the camping area, and plenty of room for everyone to camp and play with their “toys”. We read about the Plank Road, which was very interesting. For us, it was just a short rest stop off I-8, but I can see why people would stay for a while and camp here.

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