Attractions in Reynosa, Mexico: What to do and where to go

Reynosa History Museum

A beautiful old house, built with ashlar limestone, is the setting for the Reynosa History Museum. The house itself is part of the museum, as well as the rebuilt kiosk that rests on the patio. This gorgeous building dates back to the end of the 19th century, early 20th century. It was built in a traditional style by placing big stones one over the other called mortar joint or coursed ashlars. The exhibitions include furniture, archaeological pieces, weapons, agriculture, items used in cattle farming, photos and many other curiosities of a historic value and interest.

Reynosa Cathedral

A must on your list of activities to visit whilst in the city of Reynosa is the gorgeous cathedral. This beautiful architectural monument was built in detailed neoclassic style and it is one of the main attractions of the city.

Adjoining the cathedral is another beautiful building, the Our Lady of Guadalupe church. This traditional temple, built in 1789 and originally part of the old Franciscan mission, has been used by locals for family weddings and baptisms for generations and it is an excellent representation of the importance and strength of their faith.

Plaza of the Republic, Gateway to Mexico

Plaza of the Republic, Gateway to Mexico, symbolizes Reynosa's geographic importance as a boundary between Mexico and the United States. Encircled by arches and featuring a beautiful statue of the National Emblem (the golden eagle) the plaza welcomes foreign visitors to Mexico. It is a peaceful gathering place for locals and visitors alike.

La Playita

La Playita is a public pool and park located on the shores of the Rio Grande, close to the Anzalduas Dam. It is frequented by families from Reynosa on weekends and warm summer days for leisure and relaxation.