Begin your journey in the heart of Coyoacan at Plaza Hidalgo, a picturesque square lined with historic buildings, leafy trees, and lively street scenes. It's the perfect place to ease into the neighborhood's rhythm, with your guide sharing the first stories of this charming, artsy enclave that has inspired generations.
As you wander through cobbled streets and shaded courtyards, you’ll visit Parroquia San Juan Bautista, one of the oldest churches in Mexico City and a striking example of colonial architecture. Along the way, you’ll uncover why Coyoacan has long attracted artists, thinkers, and free spirits.
This experience is designed to awaken your senses—especially your tastebuds. With tasting stops thoughtfully selected in collaboration with acclaimed Mexican chef Abel Hernández, the route highlights the neighborhood’s authentic flavors and culinary soul. Inside two beloved neighborhood markets, you'll sample a selection of local favorites: from freshly griddled quesadillas and crispy gorditas to bright ceviche or mole-slathered chicken tostadas.
Next, stop for one of Mexico City’s most iconic street foods—a taco al pastor, carved straight from the spit, full of smoky tenderness and a hint of pineapple. Then, enjoy a torta de milanesa, a crunchy, flavor-packed sandwich beloved by locals. To conclude, cool down with a scoop of handmade ice cream beside the Fuente de los Coyotes, soaking in the charm of one of Coyoacan’s most iconic spots.
Drink
Mance (facoltative)
