PRIVATE TOURS FACES OF MEXICO

Visit two of the most beautiful areas of Mexico City.

• Plaza Hidalgo: It is the heart of downtown Coyoacán. Here you will find the iconic Parroquia de San Juan Bautista, a beautiful temple built in the 16th century. The square is surrounded by restaurants, cafes and shops where you can enjoy typical food and drinks.

• Frida Kahlo House: Also known as the Blue House, this museum is the birthplace and home of the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. You can tour the rooms where he lived and admire his works of art, as well as personal objects that reveal aspects of his life.

• Coyoacán Market: If you are interested in food and local culture, the Coyoacán Market is an unmissable place. Here you will find a wide variety of stalls selling fruits, vegetables, meat, cheeses, sweets and more. There are also prepared food options, such as Mexican snacks, tacos and tamales.

• Centennial Garden: This park is perfect for relaxing and enjoying a quiet moment. It has beautiful gardens, hundred-year-old trees, fountains and benches. It is an ideal place to sit down to read a book or simply enjoy the surroundings.

• National Museum of Popular Cultures: If you are interested in Mexican popular culture, this museum is an interesting visit. It exhibits popular art, handicrafts, textiles, and objects that represent the diverse traditions and cultural expressions of Mexico.

• Remember that these are just some of the attractions that you can find in the Center of Coyoacán. Strolling through its streets, browsing the handicraft shops and enjoying the vibrant local life is also a great way to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this picturesque place. Enjoy your visit!

• The Anahuacalli Museum is a museum located in Mexico City, specifically in the Coyoacán delegation. It was founded by the famous Mexican painter Diego Rivera and opened in 1964, a year after Rivera's death.

The museum is known for housing an important collection of pre-Hispanic art from Mesoamerica, collected by Diego Rivera throughout his life. The building's architecture is also notable, as it was designed by Rivera's architect and collaborator Juan O'Gorman, who incorporated elements of pre-Hispanic culture into his design.

Inside the Anahuacalli Museum, visitors can admire a wide variety of pre-Columbian artifacts, including sculptures, ceramics, masks, jewelry, and other objects related to ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, such as the Olmecs, Mayans, Aztecs, and many other indigenous cultures of Mexico.

XOCHIMILCO

Xochimilco is a very beautiful and popular place in Mexico City. It is known for its famous canals and its colorful trajineras, which are traditional boats. Here I give you an overview for your visit:

• Xochimilco is a system of canals and lakes where the Xochimilcas built artificial islands, called Chinampas. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the main tourist attractions in the city. The canals are famous for their flower-decorated trajineras and eye-catching paintings, which are a fun and unique way to tour the area.

• One of the main activities that you can do in Xochimilco is to embark on a trajinera and enjoy a pleasant ride through the canals. You can hire a trajinera per hour and take your family or friends with you. During the tour, you will be able to enjoy the music of mariachi or marimba groups, who come to the trajineras to offer you their live music. You will also find food and drink vendors floating on small boats, so you can enjoy Mexican snacks while you sail.

• Try the local food: Take the opportunity to try Mexican appetizers while you cruise through the canals. There is a wide variety of options, such as quesadillas, elotes, esquites, and tamales. • Respect the environment: Xochimilco is an important ecological reserve, so it is important to care for and preserve the place. Do not throw garbage into the water and respect the local flora and fauna.

Xochimilco is a charming and picturesque place that will give you a unique experience in Mexico City. Enjoy your visit!