Comfortable Apartment with Internet and 2tv Cables Near Coyoacand and la Unam

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of Local tax 20.27 EUR Per stay may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. The Center of Coyoacán The Center of Coyoacán is where the political powers of the Coyoacán Delegation are concentrated. It is a plaza that consists of two beautiful gardens: the Hidalgo Garden and the Centennial Garden, and in its surroundings, there is a great wealth that you cannot miss. The Center of Coyoacán has been for many years a meeting place and refuge for artists, philosophers, writers, and aristocrats. Its streets are full of stories because its constitution is woven together with the building of Mexico City, capital of this beautiful country. What is Coyoacán? Coyoacán represents the "place of those who have or have coyotes", from three Nahua voices: coyotl, hua (possession), and can (place). The term coyoacanense, arose between centuries Viii and Xii D.c, stage in which the site would have been founded, according to the parameters marked by diverse historians and cronistas. Coyoacán, An Incomparable Neighborhood Discover this incredible Magical Quarter, located to the south of the Df, where temples, old mansions, colonial squares, markets, museums, bookstores and crafts await you to enjoy an unparalleled day! A little history It is known that the population of Coyoacán was founded by the Colhuas of Culhuacán who, in the 7th century (around Ad 670), had it as a tributary. Although soon after it regained its independence, later it was subordinated of Tepanecas of Azcapotzalco and finished submitted by the Mexican empire. The beautiful landscapes offered by Coyoacán, "place of coyotes", with its abundant springs, orchards, fields and multicolored flowers seduced Hernán Cortés, who established here the first City Council, which would govern briefly the capital of New Spain after the conquest Of Tenochtitlan. Franciscans and Dominicans undertook to