State Of Tamaulipas

Where to Go & What to Do

With more than 400 kilometers of beach and as many more kilometers of border, Tamaulipas has a natural wealth like no other part of Mexico.

You will be amazed by its historic Magical Towns, its incredible dams where sport fishing is practiced, its hunting ranches, its modern convention centers and its privileged medical attention.

The flavors of Tamaulipas food will conquer your palate with prawns, crabs and ceviches; enchiladas tultecas and delicious ice creams with regional fruits.

Tamaulipas will undoubtedly impress you with its incredible natural and cultural wealth.

Escudo Estado De Tamaulipas Mexico

Major Cities in Tamaulipas

Tampico Tamaulipas

Tampico - CD Madero

A principios del siglo XX, Tampico se convirtió en una floreciente urbe petrolera rica en arquitectura y cultura europea.

Debido a sus curiosas influencias francesas mezcladas con raíces autóctonas, muchos la consideraban la Nueva Orleans de México.

Ciudad Victoria Tamaulipas

Ciudad Victoria

Base para actividades de caza, pesca y natación centradas en el lago Vicente Guerrero, situado a unos 50 km al noreste.

Hay un museo con exposiciones sobre la cultura huasteca y la biblioteca estatal, que ocupa un edificio de tejas verdes con motivos aztecas.

Reynosa Tamaulipas

Reynosa

Reynosa cuenta con dos puentes internacionales que la comunican con los Estados Unidos.

Frente a las ciudades de Hidalgo, Pharr y Mc Allen, forma, junto con éstas, el más importante polo de desarrollo urbano, económico y social de todo el sur de Texas.

Magical Towns of Tamaulipas

Archaeological Sites in Tamaulipas

Zona Arqueologica Balcon de Montezuma Tamaulipas

Balcón de Montezuma

Victoria, Tamaulipas

Zona Arqueologica El Sabinito Tamaulipas

El Sabinito

Soto la Marina, Tamaulipas

Zona Arqueologica Las Flores Tamaulipas

Las Flores

Tampico, Tamaulipas

Where is the State of Tamaulipas located?

Official Tourism Site

Visit Tamaulipas

You will be amazed by its natural wonders, for example, the El Cielo Biosphere Reserve, with its fantastic biodiversity; its long and beautiful beaches, such as Miramar, in front of Tampico.

Its historical monuments, such as the Casa Mata Fort; its rich traditions, such as the music of the picota; its beautiful handicrafts, such as Tamaulipas leather; its gastronomic delights, such as cabrito, in short, its many natural and cultural treasures are still little known.

Its hospitality opens wide the doors of a beautiful state, yet to be discovered by the rest of the Mexicans and the whole world.