Car rental in Torreon

Torreón offers a flexible and straightforward driving experience. However, it's crucial to understand a few key differences from the UK driving system:

• Driving side: Unlike the UK, here you drive on the right.
• Signage: Whereas British road signs are in miles, Mexican road signs are in kilometres.
• Seatbelt: Like the UK, wearing seatbelts is mandatory for all car occupants.

Car Class Recommendations

Due to the city's well-maintained roads and urban design, an Economy or Midsize rental car should serve you well. Make sure to opt for air conditioning for those warm days!

Mobility and Parking

Driving is one of the most convenient ways to get around Torreón. However, be mindful of the restricted parking areas and always look for designated parking spots. Traffic can get congested during typical rush hours (7-9 a.m. and 5-7 p.m.), as is norm in most cities.

Attractions

Don't miss out on exploring the Museum of the Revolution, Cristo de las Noas and Venustiano Carranza Forest Park. The city also boasts a delightful choice of dining options with authentic Mexican cuisine on the menu.

Neighbourhoods and Beaches

Torreón has many charming neighbourhoods worth exploring, with Gala being a highly recommended one due to its great shopping and café scene. If the beach is what you're after, a short drive to Mazatlán will meet your needs perfectly.

Climate

The climate in Torreón varies from warm to hot throughout the year, quite the departure from the UK's temperate maritime climate. always have some sunblock and hats handy!

Currency and Seasonal Events

The local currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN), and seasonal events such as the feast of Saint John of Sahagún in June offer a deep dive into the local culture.

We hope this guide helps you make the most out of your trip. Remember to follow traffic rules, enjoy the attractions and immerse yourself in the vibrance of Torreón. Safe and happy travels!