Tales of Mexico While Sightseeing in Coyoacan

 Learn about the history, hear fascinating legends and see the most iconic landmarks of Coyoacan in Mexico City, Mexico. Translated from Nahuatl as "The Place of Coyotes", this picturesque historic neighborhood was Hernan Cortez's headquarters after the fall of the Aztec Empire. Coyoacan has a vivid, even festive appearance with narrow colonial-time streets, ubiquitous cozy cafes, and a lively atmosphere. Once home to Leon Trotsky and Frida Kahlo (whose homes are captivating museums now), it has a noticeable alternative vibe, especially on weekends, when street musicians, artists, and craft markets attract large but relaxed crowds from parts of Mexico City. 

Follow along with your local historian and host in this live-streamed experience as you see the San Juan Bautista church, the first cathedral in Mexico, visit its beautiful squares, and uncover fascinating legends of the neighborhood.