Plaza Pesqueira is an open-air strip mall that is the first commercial zone you will see after you cross the Nogales border on foot at the DeConcini pedestrian border crossing.
The plaza is home to a number of dentists and pharmacies, to include some of the more prominent dental offices in Nogales.
You can take a leisurely stroll through Plaza Pesqueira and stop to sit on a park bench, or perhaps browse medicine prices at one of the many Plaza Pesqueira Pharmacies.
As you continue walking through the plaza, the first street you see is Calle Campillo, which has its own places to explore. Read more about Calle Campillo.
After passing through the pedestrian walkway at the DeConcini border crossing, take the second left turn and you will walk in to Plaza Pesqueira, a popular destination for dental offices and pharmacies.
The Campillo dentistry district includes the largest dental office building in Nogales, 86 Campillo, located at the intersection of Calle Campillo and Avenida Obregon. The zone also includes dental offices located on Avenida Obregon north of Calle Campillo.
Avenida Obregon is the main north-south thoroughfare in the Nogales border tourism district. The street is a very comfortable place for a stroll among the curio shops, restaurants, pharmacies, and of course, dentist offices. The Obregon district begins at the corner of Calle Campillo and Avenida Obregon, and extends for several blocks to the south on Avenida Obregon.
The Cortinez-Calles dentistry district in Nogales, Mexico bears the names of the two streets that border the zone – Avenidas Ruiz Cortinez and Plutarco Elias Calles. The district is directly across the border from the Morley Avenue pedestrian crossing. It is also accessible on foot from the main border tourism district, either by crossing over the lanes of cross-border traffic on the pedestrian overpass, or by crossing the border traffic via a crosswalk.
Avenida Lopez Mateos is very easy to find. It is the road that originates north of the border as the southbound lane of Grand Avenue that enters into Mexico from Nogales, Arizona.
Dental clinics in the Lopez-Mateos border dentistry district are within walking distance from the border. After crossing the border on foot at the DeConcini crossing, take an immediate left turn at the end of the walkway and continue to walk south.