Coyoacán

Coyoacán is a district of Mexico City known for its bohemian vibe, colorful buildings, and cobblestone streets. It's also home to the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Blue House.

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Lieu et adresse

Coyoacán is a historic neighborhood in Mexico City, not Cholula, though it is situated in Central Mexico. Its central plaza, Plaza Hidalgo, and the surrounding streets are the heart of the area. The approximate address for orientation is Plaza Hidalgo, Centro, Coyoacán, 04000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico.

Se rendre sur place

From Cholula, the most practical route is by car or bus to Mexico City, followed by the Metro (Line 3 to "Coyoacán" station) or a taxi. From central Mexico City, Coyoacán is accessible via Metro Line 3 or by rideshare services. Walking from the metro station to the plaza takes about 10 minutes.

Heures d'ouverture

Coyoacán is an open neighborhood with no set opening hours, though its museums, such as the Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul), typically operate from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM, closed on Mondays. Markets and cafes generally open by mid-morning and close in the evening.

Tickets & Entrance Fees

Access to the neighborhood itself is free. However, attractions like the Frida Kahlo Museum require tickets, which can be purchased online in advance due to high demand. Prices vary; check the official website for current rates and discounts for students or locals.

Meilleur moment pour visiter

Weekday mornings are quieter, while weekends bring lively markets and street performers. The golden hours of late afternoon provide soft light for photography. Seasonal festivals, such as Día de los Muertos, add cultural richness but also crowds.

Durée de la visite

A leisurely exploration of Coyoacán, including its plaza, markets, and a museum, can take half a day. Rushing through key sights might take 2-3 hours.

Activités

  • Stroll through Plaza Hidalgo and Jardín Centenario, soaking in the colonial charm.
  • Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum or León Trotsky’s House for historical insights.
  • Browse artisan markets for handicrafts and traditional sweets.
  • Stop at a café or cantina to try local flavors like churros or pulque.

Installations

  • Public restrooms are available in museums and some cafés.
  • Gift shops and boutiques line the streets near the plaza.
  • Sidewalk cafés and restaurants offer casual dining.
  • Limited street parking; public transport is recommended.
  • Uneven cobblestone streets may challenge wheelchair access.

Informations sur le contact

For the Frida Kahlo Museum: museofridakahlo.org.mx. No central contact exists for the neighborhood itself.

Ce qu'il faut apporter et porter

  • Comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets.
  • A light jacket for cooler evenings.
  • Cash for small vendors and markets.
  • A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.

Règles et règlements

  • Respect local customs and private property in residential areas.
  • Photography is generally permitted, but some museums restrict flash or tripods.
  • Pets are allowed in public spaces but not inside museums.