One of the dominating part of Monterrey's skyline is the Horno 3 blast furnace. It is a part of the Museum of Steel, one of the largest museums in the city. Exhibitions, workshops and demos are held here for educational groups. There are diplomas offered to students wishing to study more about blast furnaces. There are adventurous activities like rapeling and zip lining down from the Horno 3. This especially meant for 12 year old daredevils wanting more than just study. So, pack your bags for an adventure waiting for you.

Established in July 1990, the Museo de Autos y del Transporte is a automobile museum that will impress every car lover in the city. On display at museum is a collection of more than 60 vintage cars. Belonging to the 20th Century, these cars have an interesting history to them. The museum stages temporary exhibitions each year, wherein locals can also participate and showcase their classic vehicles. One of the most prized possessions of this museum is a 1928 Cadillac that was manufactured in Detroit, USA.