1. El Cristo de las Noas is without a doubt, the busiest attraction in the city. Work of the sculptor Vladimir Alvarado, this architectural monument stands on the esplanade of Cerro de las Noas. With a weight of 580 tons and a height of more than 21 meters from its base, it is the third tallest Christ in Latin America after the Christ Redeemer of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and the Christ of Concord in Bolivia.
2. If you visit Torreón you can not miss the opportunity to visit the Founders Park to the west of the city, it has two multipurpose courts, a running track, river and artificial lake and an outdoor theater with an approximate capacity of 1,000 spectators
3. The Railway Museum, located in the old station of Torreón, tells the story of this means of transport, which arrived in the city in 1893. It exposes an authentic steam locomotive, photographic material, documents, models, instruments of Work, among others.
4. Stroll through the Underground Cultural Corridor “La Perla”, it was an irrigation canal that was found by accident in 2003. Today this space has several restaurants, bookstores, galleries and craft shops to spend a pleasant afternoon in good company.
5. If you are adventurous, we recommend visiting the Dunes of Bilbao, an extraordinary desert with fine sand located 65 kilometers east of Torreón where you can practice sand boarding.

But that’s not all

6. Visit the museums of Arocena, Museo de los Metales Peñoles and the Museo del Algodón.
7. Live the sunset experience at the Plaza de Armas in Torreón.
8. Meet the Nazas and Isauro Martínez theaters.
9. Walk around the Venustiano Carranza Forest.
10. Plan a cultural visit to the Torreón Planetarium.