Overview
Discover the history and culture of Coyoacán, shop at a vibrant bazaar, and explore the colonial charm of Chimalistac!
Explore the charming neighborhood of Coyoacán in southern Mexico City, renowned for its 16th-century mansions steeped in history and legend. Visit the Del Carmen Museum, built between 1613 and 1628 by the Carmelita order, and discover over 80 religious art pieces, 12 mummified bodies, and a beautiful garden once used as the friars' orchard - a fascinating glimpse into 488 years of history.
Enjoy shopping at one of Mexico City's most vibrant and popular bazaars, a hub of local craftsmanship since 1960. This bustling market offers a stunning array of paintings and handmade crafts, including silver, iron, ceramic, glass, wood, and textiles, making it the perfect place to discover unique treasures. Next, explore Chimalistac, a historic neighborhood where stone bridges and quaint chapels are beautifully preserved, offering a glimpse into its colonial past.
Duration: 6 hours
ProviderMARCO POLO OPERADORES SA DE CV (MEXITOURS)
Location
Mexico City, Mexico
Meeting Point
- Pick-up from select Mexico City accommodations
Please Note - The map shows the general location of the experience. See booking confirmation email for specific location and arrival instructions.
Guests mention that the "Del Carmen Convent, San Angel, and Saturday Bazaar" experience offers a rich and immersive look into Mexican culture, with many praising the knowledgeable and friendly guides who enhance the tours. While many enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of the Saturday Bazaar and the historical significance of the convent, some reviews noted issues with timing and organization, particularly regarding rushed visits and limited time at key locations. Overall, the majority of visitors found the experience enjoyable and recommend it for those looking to explore the cultural richness of Mexico City.