View towards Ciudad Juárez
Vista hacia Ciudad Juárez
View towards Ciudad Juárez
The image shows parts of the two cities El Paso and Ciudad Juárez. In front one can see the former Plaza Hotel, which closed its doors in 1990, and the Camino Real Hotel, which is one of the finest hotels in town. To the left of the picture one of the bridges which connects the two cities is visible, the Paso del Norte Bridge. The mountains in the background are on the Mexican side and are called Cerro Bola.
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