Compare Casino Resorts & Hotels in Ciudad Juárez

Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, lies on the Rio Grande along the international border with Texas. The locale offers many attractions to travelers, from a world-famous nightlife to interesting museums showcasing indigenous art and Mexican history such as Museo de la Revolucion en La Frontera, Museo de Arqueologia el Chamizal, Museo Casa de Adobe, and Museo de Arte de Ciudad Juárez.

Key facts

Ciudad Juarez houses one of North America's largest industrial areas and is home to many distinctive neighborhoods, from the Rivera del Bravo, a residential area with plenty of schools and small businesses, to the Campos Elíseos, a residential community with an exact replica of the Arc de Triomphe. Abraham Gonzalez International Airport (CJS) connects the locality with many Mexican cities while El Paso International Airport (ELP) serves visitors who wish to fly into El Paso and cross the border.

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The climate of Ciudad Juarez is very mild and temperate. Winter temperatures seldom drop below the 50s though the summers can be quite hot, with high temperatures that are often in the 90s. No matter the time of year, however, temperatures can cool off by as much as 30 degrees when the sun goes down. Most of the bars and clubs of Ciudad Juarez are located in one central area: Avenida Lincoln contains dozens of venues that serve a wide assortment of drinks and feature various styles of music, from hip-hop to Mariachi.