Macroplaza

Heart of Monterrey: Macroplaza

Macroplaza, also known as Gran Plaza, is a monumental square in Monterrey, Mexico, created in the 1980s through urban redevelopment.

It occupies nearly 100 acres and is said to be the largest public square in the world. The development involved significant demolition and redesign, creating a space adorned with parks, trees, and fountains, enhancing it over the years. The surrounding architecture ranges from classical municipal buildings to modern museums.

Unmissable Highlights

• 🌆 Faro del Comercio: A 70m concrete tower with green lasers illuminating the skyline.
• ⛪ Catedral Metropolitano: A baroque cathedral topped with a neon cross, located next to the Faro.
• 🎶 Plaza Zaragoza: A park lively with open-air concerts and family gatherings every Sunday.

Macroplaza is easily accessible for all, welcoming tourists, families, and historians alike, with free entry and pedestrian-friendly pathways.