Monclova Travel Guide

 HAWLEYJ Says:  Monclova is built upon a huge metal refining factory called "Altos Hornos" (meaning "tall ovens"). This factory takes up many city blocks, and has it's own railways to each building. Very interesting! You can even see them pouring the molten metal at some sites! 

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 HAWLEYJ Says:  The open-air feel combined with the unique dishes (bone marrow, for example) make this an interesting stop. They also have normal fajitas, mixed plates, fried mushrooms, etc. The main thing to remember is to eat like a Mexican. Always eat with a tortilla, and in my opinion... 

 HAWLEYJ Says:  The lifestyle here is quite a bit different than in America. As with most places, it is generally much more laid back. The heat compounds the midday lounging, and work just doesn't seem so important! 

 HAWLEYJ Says:  Pack for HEAT! I didn't see a drop of rain the entire time. Don't bring too expensive of anything unless you plan on having it with you at all times. Good shoes! The streets are almost all dirt and rocks. Bring nicer clothes if you plan on going to church. Mexico is... 

 HAWLEYJ Says:  This is the Rosa de Saron, I feel like it is the sister church to my home church in Rochester, MN- Mt. Zion Christian Center. The people there are lively, the band is great, and the experience is unforgettable! The church is found on Calle 28, Colonia Tierra y Libertad. I'm... 

 HAWLEYJ Says:  Mexicans can't get enough of football (soccer, for us Gringos!) It seemed like every 30 minutes the kids would ask us to go play "fut" with them. And it is one of the best ways to make friends! Bring your own soccer ball if possible. 

 HAWLEYJ Says:  Meeting the kids! Mexico is 50% populated by kids under 16! Do whatever it takes, become a clown, hang out, play football, they will LOVE it! Playing football with the children.