More Information About Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

Perhaps the most frequent question I have been asked by visitors to Juarez is where can one find a street map. It took me a while to find a good map, too, but I finally did, and you can even get one right here.

For those who are addicted to their email and the internet, there are reviews of three internet cafes.

It also cannot be overlooked that a visitor in a foreign country could need emergency services and have no idea of who to call. So there is a page which has contact numbers for police, fire, and ambulance services, as well telephone numbers and the address of the American Consulate.

Also, a few tips about dealing with the Spanish language seemed appropriate, a page which I hope to find time to expand soon, for nothing about my personal adventure in Mexico has been more interesting than the slow process of learning another language, on the fly, with no alternative but to give it my best shot.

The Tourism Office at the Chamizal Park is a great source of additional information about Juarez, as well as the many trips deeper into Mexico from which Juarez is the logical departure point, such as the Copper Canyons, which are twice as large as the Grand Canyon.

Finally, a few words about the people in Juarez was not simply appropriate, but essential if the visitor to this site is to gain any inkling about what is to be found here.