Avenida Revolucion

Avenida Revolucion is the tourist center in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. It is a main thoroughfare of the historic downtown of Tijuana, officially called the Zona Centro, which forms part of the Delegacion Centro or Central Borough of Tijuana. It was the primary cleared street of the twentieth century, a vital focus of monetary improvement, and a vacation spot prominent for the guests who crossed the outskirt day by day from San Diego, California. The city's most amazing advancement was amid the Prohibition time frame and after World War II, since it was viewed as a focal point of disallowed excitement for tenants of the United States.

Amid this time Caesar serving of mixed greens was imagined at the eatery of Hotel Caesar. At present, the road is the focal point of visitor movement. The long road is home to a few particular attractions, from basr and table move bars to ious move clubs and workmanship exhibitions. The "Revu" starts at the crossing point with Avenida Internacional which keeps running over the Mexico-United States fringe and finishes in the Torre de Tijuana where the road meets with Blvd. Fundadores and the name changes to Bouled Agua Caliente, running east for some kilometers through a higher-end business area. A mainstream vacation destination is taking a photo with a Tijuana Zebra, which is extremely a jackass painted to resemble a zebra, yet just a couple are cleared out.