Coyoacán Cultural: Beyond the center, explore its museums and bookstores

Coyoacán is much more than its central park. We invite you on a cultural tour of its lesser-known museums, charming bookstores, and streets steeped in history.

The Coyoacán neighborhood exudes art and history in every corner. If you've already visited the Hidalgo Garden and the Market, we suggest an alternative cultural plan to rediscover this iconic area in southern Mexico City.

* National Museum of Popular Cultures: Explore Mexico's cultural diversity through its temporary and permanent exhibitions.

*Alfredo Guati Rojo National Watercolor Museum: A unique space dedicated to this painting technique, with a beautiful collection.

* Charming Bookstores: Lose yourself in bookstores like La Hojarasca, Elena Garro, or Utópicas, ideal for finding literary treasures.

* National Sound Library: Located in the Casa Alvarado, it safeguards Mexico's sound heritage. See its events schedule.

* Side Street Walk: Walk aimlessly down Francisco Sosa or the surrounding streets, admiring the colonial architecture and old mansions.

Complement your tour with a coffee at one of its many unique establishments. Coyoacán always has something new to offer the curious visitor. Rediscover it!

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