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		<title>ClemmieLazenby47:&amp;#32;Created page with 'Five Tips for an excellent Visit to Tijuana  Tijuana is the self proclaimed &quot;most visited city on the planet.&quot; Because the 1920s tourists have poured over the border 20 minutes s…'</title>
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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;Created page with &amp;#39;Five Tips for an excellent Visit to Tijuana  Tijuana is the self proclaimed &amp;quot;most visited city on the planet.&amp;quot; Because the 1920s tourists have poured over the border 20 minutes s…&amp;#39;&lt;/p&gt;
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Tijuana is the self proclaimed &amp;quot;most visited city on the planet.&amp;quot; Because the 1920s tourists have poured over the border 20 minutes south of North park to get a taste of Mexico. The city has seen a sharp increase in violent crime in recent years and for that reason tourism has dropped. However, thousands of day trippers still cross the border every month to enjoy the tacos and haggle in the shops. Listed here are five tips to help make your next trip to Tijuana a smooth one.&lt;br /&gt;
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    Park in the U.S. Assuming you aren't buying large objects like furniture, intend on parking your vehicle on the U.S. side from the border and walking into Mexico. This avoids difficulties of getting Mexican car insurance and the risks of driving in a foreign country with various laws than you might be used to. There are many parking lots along the border. All of them are about the same charging anywhere from seven to nine dollars for the day. We usually park in the large one on the corner located to your right (West) whenever you take the &amp;quot;Last U.S. Exit&amp;quot; on I-5 or I-805.&lt;br /&gt;
    Don't exchange money. There is really no reason that you should change your dollars into pesos regardless of the numerous exchange houses that line each side from the border. Contrary to popular belief, the merchants prefer dollars and you will actually end up paying more for items should you go with pesos.&lt;br /&gt;
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    Don't get drunk. Because the prohibition era Tijuana has been the area for Americans in Los angeles to visit throw back some cheap beers. Unfortunately, everyone from bartenders to, taxi drivers, to cops make the most of drunk Americans everyday, often pushing them to ATMs and forcing these to withdraw all available cash. Also, driving drunk will land you inside a Mexican jail for a long time so don't think about this.&lt;br /&gt;
    Avoid dangerous places. Revolution Avenue is how all of the tourist shops are and you ought to never leave that street. The cross streets are all numbered and you ought to try to stay between second and eleventh. If land marks are easier to remember stay south from the aluminum arch and north of the Jai Alai stadium. Beyond this zone can be dangerous, especially at night.&lt;br /&gt;
    Get back early. Ideally try to make it back to the border by dark. If you are going with friends for a night of fun, aim for before midnight. The first day are when individuals get taken advantage of probably the most. If you included a group make sure everyone travels together again.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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