Coyoacan Borough
Neighborhoods
Coyoacan downtown is a pueblo like neighborhood engulfed by the city. Frida's museum, Trotsky's museum and traditional mexican markets and restaurants are located here.
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Coyoacán
300 C. ChichimecasCoyoacan downtown is a pueblo like neighborhood engulfed by the city. Frida's museum, Trotsky's museum and traditional mexican markets and restaurants are located here.
Cultural
Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Múzeum
150 MuseoFrida Kahlo múzeum
247 LondresUNAM is the largest university in latin america. It has several high quality museums, muralistic buildings, orchestral music halls, theaters, cinemas, Pumas stadium and very large parks and sculptoric spaces.
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Mexikói Nemzeti Autonóm Egyetem
UNAM is the largest university in latin america. It has several high quality museums, muralistic buildings, orchestral music halls, theaters, cinemas, Pumas stadium and very large parks and sculptoric spaces.
Shopping Mall
Large shopping mall across the street. Supermarket, boutiques, movie theaters, casino, arcade, large retail stores, banks.
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Gran Sur
5550 Periferico SurLarge shopping mall across the street. Supermarket, boutiques, movie theaters, casino, arcade, large retail stores, banks.
Fun
Fun
Considered as one of the best Six Flags amusement parks in the world.
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Six Flags Mexico
Km 1.5 Carr. Picacho-AjuscoConsidered as one of the best Six Flags amusement parks in the world.
One of the largest stadiums in the world. A futbol match here is a must for foreigners.
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Azteca Stadion
3465 Calz. de TlalpanOne of the largest stadiums in the world. A futbol match here is a must for foreigners.
Olimpiai Egyetemi Stadion
S/N Av. de los Insurgentes SurXochimilco is how Mexico City used to be in times of the aztec; little islands crossed by canals. People gather to dance and drink inside small rowing boats. Go with a local!
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Embarcadero Cuemanco Xochimilco
S/N Periferico SurXochimilco is how Mexico City used to be in times of the aztec; little islands crossed by canals. People gather to dance and drink inside small rowing boats. Go with a local!