National Park Cerro de las Campanas

3 Joshua Guerrero - 2 months ago

Paid to enter with the touring group, we were told we would have to pay again after the tour was over. But this site is of historical significance and a esthetically beautiful location.

5 Whitney R - 4 years ago

This place was beyond amazing. Not as much history as I expected but it was the most beautiful botanical garden! We walked through trees and butterflies everywhere! I sat down to write about life and it inspired me so much. We left this amazing amazing park feeling almost peaceful and renewed. Highly recommend. Parking was super easy on the street infront of the entrance. Very safe area as well!

5 Sundal Nandal - a year ago

Nice calm place with lot of shaded areas. Saw a bunch of parrots and heard their cacophony. A good picnic spot

5 Erick Vázquez - 5 months ago

6 pesos per head everyone pays. Clean, beautiful, nice to read, to sit down and rest, small place, but full of trees and plants, flowers. Nice stop if you're visiting or if you live here, nice place to just relax or do exercise.

5 Pablo Arias - a year ago

A lot history here. Every element in the chapel had a story. The park is nice and we'll kept. Whatchu the antes though

5 Steve Edwards - Sitivi - 3 years ago

Maximiliano wash shot here. It is very historic. Well done. The stone bell on the right inside the gate is a fun surprise. The 5 pesos park maintenance fee is very acceptable considering the result is a very well kept park.
Don't miss the wax museum, if you are into such things.

4 Mark Pabst - 3 years ago

Also known as the Hill of Bells where things didn't go very well for Maximilian. This large city park makes for a good walk and you will see many local residents running there. On weekends students run wind sprints up the hill. There is a small general admission price to get into the park.