Plan the perfect day in Coyoacán — tour reviews, what to expect at the Frida Kahlo Museum and Xochimilco, and insider tips on walking, food, and bike tours of the barrio.
A history-forward Coyoacan walking tour led by specialized local guides, ending at the Leon Trotsky House Museum — entry included. Coyote Fountain, San Juan Bautista parish, La Conchita, and the Coyoacan Market, in two hours and fifteen minutes.
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A small-group culinary walk through the historic Mercado de Coyoacan in Mexico City — freshly made tortillas, mixiotes, tostadas, aguas frescas, artisanal chocolate and a dare to try chapulines, led by a local guide who shares the market's history and curiosities.
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An easy-paced small-group food walk through Coyoacan starting from $20 — tacos al pastor shaved from the trompo, a crispy torta de milanesa, tostadas and tlacoyos across two markets and iconic street stalls, with an optional Frida Kahlo Museum add-on.
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A private, small-group walking tour through Frida Kahlo's Coyoacan — from her childhood plazas and churches to the blue walls of Casa Azul, with a guide who tailors tips for the rest of your Mexico City trip. Max 12 guests, $34 per person, free cancellation.
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A full-day combo from Mexico City that pairs colonial Coyoacan, Frida Kahlo's Blue House, the Diego Rivera murals at UNAM, and a trajinera ride through the UNESCO canals of Xochimilco. Here is exactly what the day looks like and whether it is worth the long hours.
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