Coyoacán travels in the morning with a good coffee and feels the tranquility and magic of its environment; walk it at noon or in the afternoon and you will observe its artistic and popular color; or enjoy it at night and you will enjoy its sounds, its music, the exclusivity of its corners, the charm of its streets, alleys and emblematic sites, surrounded by viceregal houses, cultural centers, restaurants, bookstores, galleries and craft houses. VISIT THE JEWELS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD Stroll through the San Antonio Panzacola Bridge, one of the few viceregal bridges that remain intact and enter the church and convent of San Juan Bautista, one of the oldest temples in the Valley of Mexico; not forgetting the Conchita chapel, considered a jewel of baroque art

SURPRISE YOUR MUSEUMS Coyoacán has hosted numerous Mexican intellectuals and refugees from other countries of the world such as Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, whose houses have become museums that show part of their legacy.

Going to Xochimilco is like finding an oasis in the desert. In the middle of a colossal city is this eclectic place where you can discover colors that your eyes had never seen. In this World Heritage Site, recognized since 1987, you will rediscover the colors if you walk through the aisles of its markets full of iridescent flowers, or you can navigate in the middle of walled canals with gardens and tree curtains on its pigmented and bright trajineras, to evoke those times when the lake environment dominated the landscape of the Anahuac; there you will discover some small artificial islands, called chinampas, in which flowers, vegetables and ornamental plants are grown.