Heroic Juárez City
The economy of Heroic Ciudad Juárez ranks as the top in northern Mexico and Chihuahua.
Its original name was Our Lady of Guadalupe de los Mansos del Paso del Norte. It was founded on December 8, 1659 by Fray García de San Francisco.
The Guadalupe mission was located at "El Paso" usually used to cross the Rio Grande to the north.
The burrito is the most representative dish of this dynamic border city. A delicious flour tortilla filled with the stew of your choice and a spread of finely ground refried beans, whether beef, pork or chicken, in red, green or tomato chile sauces. That's Juarez.
Experience a border town where its inhabitants feel they are guardians of the traditions and customs of the entire country. Border cuisine is a fusion that evokes the traditional cuisine of all of Mexico, recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site.
City folk have adopted the two-piece suit for business appointments or work. In industry, almost all industries provide uniforms. On days off, polo shirts and jeans are everyone's favorites.
The old town of Paso del Norte, now Ciudad Juárez, was dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe from its foundation. In the atrium of the old Mission next to the cathedral, there are dances of matachines, antojitos fair and musicians gather to play the mañanitas to the Virgin.
