Don't miss this picturesque neighborhood known for its cobblestone streets, vibrant art and bohemian vibe. It offers a mixture of history, culture and tradition, with squares, traditional markets and charming cafes. Feel the colonial past of Mexico City in Coyoacán, with its atmosphere and bohemian essence this place, whose name means "place of coyotes" in Nahuatl, stands out for its colorful houses and lively squares full of life. At leisure, visit the traditional market where you can find delicious Mexican food and handicrafts. Visit the church of San Juan Bautista, as well as its main squares that are surrounded by historic churches, local artisans and street musicians that give a unique touch to the atmosphere. Coyoacán is not only a neighborhood, it is a haven of culture and tradition, perfect for those who seek to connect with the essence of Mexico in every corner. Panoramic tour of the Blue House, Frida Khalo Museum.

Enjoy a magical journey in Xochimilco where vibrant colors, tantalizing aromas and deep history intertwine to offer you an unforgettable experience. Xochimilco is one of the most iconic and colorful destinations in Mexico City. This UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts visitors seeking an authentic connection to Mexican history, nature and culture. Navigate its canals aboard a trajinera, traditional hand-painted boats, where you will live an unforgettable experience full of music, gastronomy and unique landscapes, while you travel the canals that were once part of the network of lakes that surrounded the great Tenochtitlan. Feel the vibrant energy and visit its traditional craft market. You have the option of buying Mexican cravings such as skies, tacos, elotes or typical sweets, offered by vendors in small trajineras nearby while enjoying a tequila tasting.

Learn about the Rectory and the Olympic University Stadium in Ciudad Universitaria is an unmissable cultural and historical experience. The Rectory, with David Alfaro Siqueiros’ iconic mural ‘The People to the University, the University to the People’, reflects the social and educational spirit of Mexico. A few steps away, the Olympic University Stadium, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, stands out for its imposing architecture and Diego Rivera's mural 'The University, the Family and Sport in Mexico'. Both sites celebrate the art, history and legacy of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).