The most popular walking routes in Mexico City take you away from Centro Historico, which holds incredible sightseeing value but might not offer the tranquility, greenery, and comfort found in other parts of the capital.
Coyoacán: A "Creative" Route through Mexico City
Exploring Coyoacán is always an experience filled with the wondrous beauty of colonial architecture and the unique energy of Mexico City's creative studios, home to painters and sculptors. One of the most beloved streets is Francisco Sosa, adorned with colorful houses and charming details like painted signs.
San Angel: A "Green" Walking Route through Mexico City
San Angel is a "green oasis" in the heart of the capital. Ivy-covered walls, exotic flowers, and local artists' creations adorn every corner. You can purchase their artworks at the Saturday exhibition in San Angel. This charming neighborhood in Mexico City also offers relaxation in its extensive parks, cafes around the artists' plaza, and delightful shopping in souvenir stores. Exploring San Angel can be seamlessly combined with a visit to Ipodromo, where you'll find the romantic Mexico City Park. This park leads into the vibrant and cozy Condesa district with its colorful churches and the colonial architecture of Colonia Roma.
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México: A "Nostalgic" Walking Route through Mexico City
The university campus exudes incredible positivity, representing a "metropolitan autonomy" with its unique way of life and extensive facilities, including museums, libraries, a swimming pool, green spaces, and cafes. You can freely wander around the entire area, peeking into classrooms and buildings. Taking a stroll through Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México offers a fresh and unexpected perspective on Mexico City!
