Casa Hidalgo En El Corazón de Coyoacán

This is an excellent tour of the beautiful neighborhood of Coyoacán, in the south of Mexico City. Your trip begins at the General Anaya Metro station, and you follow the streets, known for being very colorful and often cobbled, to the west. You will pass the Churubusco Ex-Convent, a historical site of interest, and then the beautiful La Conchita Chapel. Of course, you will get to know the center of Coyoacán: Plaza Jardín Hidalgo and the famous Coyotes fountain, where you can stop to look at...

The Ciclovía Eje Central is an important public highway for the movement of bicycles that crosses all of Mexico City from the south to the north. You start in the south in Taxqueña, in the Jardín de las Rosas park. With this route you will notice the increase in urbanity the closer you get to the city center, until you finally arrive in the Historic Center and pass by the famous and iconic buildings of Bellas Artes and the Latin American Tower. You will end up in Tlaltelolco, an area with a...

This excellent route through the streets of Mexico City is ideal for cycling, although you can also do it on foot with great caution since these streets are very busy. Your trip begins in Parque Masayoshi Ohira, near the General Anaya Metro, and will take you through paved roads and highways until you reach the Azteca Stadium. The stadium was built to host the 1970 Soccer World Cup. It is the largest in the country, the second in the Americas, and the eighth in the world.

This route through the streets of Mexico City is ideal for cycling, running, or walking. The course starts at Parque Masayoshi Ohira and will take you through paved streets and roads until you reach Avenida Insurgentes Sur, exploring the beautiful neighborhood of Coyoacán. You will cross busy streets, and it is recommended to use extreme caution. Some points of interest along this route: - Masayoshi Ohira Park - National Center for the Arts - Xicotencatl Park - Garden Allende - Nurseries of...