US EditionBest Beer Destinations: Corona Island Opens To The Public
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Celaya, Gto.– For more than half a century, a spectacular announcement by the brewing company Corona rose above Adolfo López Mateos boulevard, becoming a symbol of the urban growth of the city of Celaya. Installed in the 1960s, it was dismantled in 2016, but its memory persists strongly among the Celavians. Located on the roof of the Corona distributor’s building, on the corner of the boulevard with Plan de Ayutla street, in the El Vergel colony…
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