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Also named by one government: Celaya–Irapuato–Salamanca triangle, Guanajuato (France), Culiacán and surrounding area (France), North of Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas (Germany), Route 129 Martinez de la Torre–Teziutlán (France), Route 131 Tapacoyan–Perote (France), Route 180 Martinez de la Torre–Papantla secondary roads (France), Route 40 Monterrey–Reynosa (France), Southern Michoacán from Uruapán to the coast (France), Acapulco (France), Baja California, except Tijuana and Tecate (France), Ciudad Acuña (Spain), Ciudad Juárez and surrounding area (Spain), Ciudad Obregón (France), Coahuila, except southern part (New Zealand), Coatzacoalcos (France), Colonias north and north-east of the Zócalo, Mexico City (France), Durango (France), East Nuevo León, bordering Tamaulipas (France), Guanajuato (Spain), Guanajuato, Highway 45 between León and Irapuato (New Zealand), Guanajuato, south-west of Highway 45D (UK), Jalisco, within 50 km of Michoacán border (Canada), Monclova (Spain), Morelos (France), Nayarit (France), Nogales (France), Non-tourist rural areas of Baja California (Spain), Non-tourist rural areas of Chihuahua (Spain), Non-tourist rural areas of Coahuila (Spain), Non-tourist rural areas of Durango (Spain), Non-tourist rural areas of Sonora (Spain), Northern municipalities of Jalisco (UK), Northern Tamaulipas from San Fernando to US border (Spain), Northern Veracruz bordering Tamaulipas (Spain), Northern Veracruz from Martinez de la Torre (France), Route 150D Puebla–Orizaba (France), Route 190 Oaxaca–Santo Domingo Tehuantepec (France), Route 85 and 83 Monterrey–Ciudad Victoria–Tampico (France), Route 95 Mexico City–Cuernavaca (France), Selva Lacandona (France), South and south-west of Lake Chapala, Jalisco (UK), South-west Jalisco and Los Altos, except Puerto Vallarta (France), South-west Michoacán (France), South-west Tamaulipas (France), Southern Guanajuato state (France), Southern Michoacán south of Morelia (Spain), Strip within 40 km of Guatemalan border, Chiapas (UK), Tepic (New Zealand), Toluca (France), Veracruz city (France)

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Parque Juárez
Park

Juárez Park

Juárez Park in Xalapa's historic centre: a three-level colonial-style park with city views, street food, music and a December ice rink.

Juárez Park is a colonial-style park on Juan de la Luz Enríquez street in the historic centre of Xalapa. It rises over three levels, with views across the city and plenty of benches for sitting. Locals walk and exercise here at all hours, and the centre of the park often has music or a show. Food vendors sell street snacks and other small items. The park is easy to combine with a walk through the surrounding old town. In December it is decorated for Christmas and has an ice rink.

A park on three levels

Juárez Park
Juárez Park

Juárez Park sits in the Zona Centro of Xalapa, on Juan de la Luz Enríquez street. It is built over three levels, and the colonial feel comes from its layout and setting among the old streets. The upper parts give views across the city, and there are places to sit all the way through.

The park is open around the clock, and people use it at different times of day. Walkers and people exercising are a regular sight, and it is also a common place to arrange to meet someone.

What goes on in the park

Juárez Park
Juárez Park

The centre of the park is where most of the activity happens. Music is played there often, and clowns put on shows for families. When nothing is scheduled, there is usually something going on nearby.

A few vendors sell street food and other small items. It is an easy place to buy a snack and eat it on a bench while watching the park go by.

Christmas in December

In December the park is dressed for the season. Christmas decorations go up and an ice rink is set up, which draws more people than usual. If you want a quiet visit, choose another month or a weekday morning.

Facilities and access

The park has a playground with slides and swings, a public restroom, and an entrance that is wheelchair accessible. Dogs are allowed. Picnics and relaxed walks are the usual way to spend time here, and the surrounding historic district has more streets to explore on foot.

FAQ

Where is Juárez Park in Xalapa?

It is on Juan de la Luz Enríquez street in the Zona Centro, the historic district of Xalapa.

Is there an entry fee?

The input mentions no entry fee. It is a public park that is open around the clock.

What can you do at Juárez Park?

You can walk, sit and enjoy the city views, buy street food from vendors, and watch music or clown shows in the centre of the park. There is also a playground for children.

Is Juárez Park worth visiting in December?

Yes. In December the park has Christmas decorations and an ice rink, so it is busier and more festive than usual.

Is the park accessible and dog friendly?

The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and dogs are allowed.

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