On a recent visit we found no one skating and the ice in extrememly poor condition. Just one mile south of the Bridge of the Americas, this three year old mall has yet to live up to its potential. Built to resemble a Mexican village, the indoor courtyard looks like the town plaza with shops and restaurants around the perimeter. There are a few good curio shops and restaurants, plus a good-sized grocery store. Look for the tall clock tower as you enter the first commecial district driving south from the bridge.
Free parking is available.
Rio Grande Mall Lopez Mateos and Ave. This moderate-sized mall in central Juarez is a relatively typical middle class Mexican shopping center. The largest tenants are the grocery store and department store. Others include jewelry, shoe, curio and clothing stores. The bakery and tortillaria on the southside of the mall sell Mexican pastries and corn tortillas hot from the oven and priced for the locals.