Coyoacán is one of the 16 delegaciones of Mexico City.
Located on the coast of the beautiful mexican state Oaxaca.
Palenque is a national park (Spanish: parque nacional Palenque) in the state of Chiapas in Mexico well known for its famous mayan pyramids.
Admittedly, an urban development center and a library, each stocked with only Spanish resources, don’t seem to top the list of Oaxaca’s top stops.
There may be no water in the fountain in the central courtyard of this ex-convent, but it bubbles nonetheless with color, creative energy and the awkward first efforts of beginning musicians.
When I first visited the Galería Arte de Oaxaca on a Saturday afternoon, ducking in from streets busy with slow-moving tourists.
Situated beside the old stone aqueduct that once carried water to the city, El Pochote is one of a handful of public projects of Oaxacan artist Francisco Toledo.
Filatelia may sound like Philadelphia, but don’t expect exhibitions on cheese steaks and Quakers.
Housed in a compound sprawling over nearly six-square blocks at the head of Oaxaca’s historic downtown, the church of Santo Domingo is hard to miss.