Step into the colorful heart of Coyoacán and follow in the footsteps of Frida Kahlo through a quest filled with riddles, art, and untold stories. This enchanting neighborhood, where Frida lived, loved, and created, becomes your open-air gameboard as you dive into her world through a series of interactive challenges.
Using the Questo app, you’ll navigate the vibrant streets she once walked—from colonial plazas to secret corners—solving clues tied to her life, her art, and her legacy. Each stop unveils a new piece of the puzzle, guiding you through the cultural richness of one of Mexico City's most iconic barrios. Go at your own pace, pause when you like, and soak in the sights.
What makes this tour unique? It blends real-world exploration with an immersive narrative, offering a creative, self-guided way to connect with Frida’s story beyond museum walls.
Perfect for art lovers, curious minds, couples, and families looking for a fun, flexible adventure.
At the heart of Coyoacán, Parque Centenario is a lively, tree-lined square where locals gather, street artists perform, and the iconic coyote fountain proudly stands. Rich in colonial charm and cultural energy, it’s a place where history and daily life blend effortlessly. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues through this vibrant park. Once there, solve a puzzle inspired by its name and symbols, uncover a hidden story woven into its past, and continue your journey through the artistic soul of Coyoacán.
Charming and full of life, Plaza Coyoacán is the historic heart of the neighborhood—a cobblestone square surrounded by colonial architecture, colorful markets, and buzzing cafés. It’s where Frida Kahlo strolled, artists found inspiration, and centuries of history quietly linger. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that guide you to this iconic plaza. Once there, solve a puzzle tied to its cultural legacy, uncover a hidden story beneath the surface, and continue your immersive journey through the soul of Coyoacán.
One of the oldest churches in Mexico City, the Parroquia de San Juan Bautista stands as a stunning example of colonial architecture and spiritual tradition. Its golden altars, quiet courtyards, and centuries-old walls have witnessed everything from Aztec rituals to Spanish conquest. On your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that lead you to this sacred site. Once there, solve a riddle tied to its storied past, uncover a hidden chapter of Coyoacán’s history, and continue your adventure through this timeless neighborhood.
Tucked away on a quiet corner of Coyoacán, the Capilla de la Conchita is a small but powerful piece of history. Built on the site where Hernán Cortés is said to have lived, this humble chapel hides centuries of colonial secrets behind its worn stone walls. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that bring you to this hidden gem. Once there, solve a puzzle linked to its mysterious past, uncover a forgotten story, and continue your journey through Coyoacán’s layered legacy.
Lively and lush, Plaza Jardín Hidalgo is the beating heart of Coyoacán—where music drifts from cafes, families gather under shady trees, and history echoes through every cobblestone. Once a colonial town square, it’s named after Mexico’s independence hero Miguel Hidalgo and remains a symbol of local pride and tradition. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that guide you to this vibrant plaza. Solve a puzzle inspired by its revolutionary roots, uncover a hidden story, and continue your immersive adventure through Coyoacán’s rich past.
At the center of Coyoacán’s lively square, the Kiosko de Coyoacán stands as a charming symbol of community and tradition. Surrounded by trees, street performers, and local vendors, this elegant bandstand has witnessed decades of music, gatherings, and stories shared under its ornate roof. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that lead you to this cultural landmark. Once there, solve a puzzle inspired by its past, uncover a hidden tale woven into its ironwork, and continue your journey through the heart of Coyoacán.
A hidden gem in the artistic soul of Coyoacán, Jardín del Arte Allende is a peaceful square that bursts into color on weekends with local painters displaying their work. Surrounded by trees and creative energy, it’s a favorite spot for art lovers and curious wanderers alike. As part of your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that lead you to this inspiring garden. Once there, solve a puzzle connected to its artistic spirit, uncover a hidden story behind the easels, and continue your imaginative journey through Coyoacán.
Painted a vivid blue and filled with passion, pain, and creativity, the Frida Kahlo Museum—also known as La Casa Azul—is where the iconic artist was born, lived, and created her most intimate works. Every room tells a story of resilience, love, and identity. On your Questo quest, you’ll follow clues that guide you to this legendary home. Once there, solve a puzzle inspired by Frida’s life and legacy, uncover a hidden piece of her personal story, and continue your immersive adventure through the heart of Coyoacán.
To begin, make sure you've activated the quest using the instructions and link we sent by e-mail after purchase. Next, download the app, create and account, and head to the starting point at Coyacán Park. Once there, follow the app.
To unlock the experience in the Questo app, go to https://www.questoapp.com/unlock, and add your booking number and e-mail address. Then, download the Questo app and create a new account with the e-mail address you used for unlocking.
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