Tangamanga Park

Tangamanga Park is located in the western part of San Luis Potosi.

The park was opened in 1983 during the reign of Carlos Jonguitud Barrios.

There is a cultural center, a regional museum, a sports ground, a lake and more than 3,000 beautiful trees planted in the mid-80s.

It is currently the second largest urban park in the entire country after Chapultepec in Mexico City.

Tangamanga occupies an important place in the history of the city. It is located on the territory of 420 hectares, which belonged to the tannery since 1609.

There are two entrances to the park. The first is located on the side of El Salvador Nava Street, and the second is between Chapultepec Street and Antonio Cordero Roja Boulevard.

The convenient location of the park makes it easy to reach it by car or city transport.

Tangamanga Park is one of the most peaceful places in all of Mexico, suitable for walking, running, cycling or family picnic.