Xochimilco Canals, Coyoacán Heritage and Frida Kahlo's Blue House
Start at the canals of Xochimilco to take a trajinera and explore the waterways while learning about the biodiversity of local plants and birds. Discover the history of Xochimilco and visit the chinampas, the ancient floating gardens, to learn about traditional cultivation techniques.
Visit the first church in America, built in 1525 by Hernán Cortés, and recognized as the first church constructed in Mexico.
Explore Hernán Cortés' mistress's house, the residence of La Malinche, and uncover the story of her relationship with the Spanish conqueror and her role in Mexican history.
Walk through Frida Kahlo Park, a small park dedicated to the life and work of the iconic Mexican painter, featuring sculptures of Frida Kahlo and her husband, Diego Rivera.
Admire the colonial architecture of Coyoacán, a bohemian neighborhood with small-town charm, and learn about the historical significance of its buildings.
Enter the National Museum of Popular Cultures to explore the artistic expressions of different cultures throughout Mexico, showcasing vibrant traditions and heritage.
Stroll through Centenario Park, home to the Coyotes Fountain, and enjoy local treats like churros and ice cream while shopping for handicrafts from the surrounding vendors.
Taste ancestral beverages at a local shop, offering traditional drinks such as tejate, pozol, and chilate, as well as chocolate, cacao, mezcal, and Mexican coffee.
Visit the Coyoacán Market to experience local culture, explore fruit and food stalls, and admire the market's traditional architecture.
End the tour at Frida Kahlo's House, also known as the Blue House, to delve into the life of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and their profound impact on Mexican art.
