Coyoacán, the most beautiful neighborhood in Mexico City
The bohemian district of Coyoacán was my favorite discovery during my stay in the capital of Mexico. Discover why the spots in this neighborhood are a true gem not to be missed!
A short walk from San Ángel lies Coyoacán, a bohemian district of Mexico City known for its cobbled streets and colonial architecture.
The long Francisco Sosa Avenue, surrounded by charming corners, leads to Plaza Hidalgo, the heart of the neighborhood.
Intellectuals, artists and hippies flock to the Frida Kahlo Museum and the León Trotsky House Museum, as well as to art galleries and colorful artisan markets. The chic outdoor cafes sit side by side with quiet ice cream parlors along tree-lined streets.
Would you like to know more about what to see in Mexico City? Check out my travel guide to the capital of Mexico.
Feel free to also check out my posts about my Mexican 10-day itinerary:
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