Mexico City | Frida Kahlo Home, Museum, Barrio

1/5

Enter Frida’s Casa Azul

Immerse yourself in Frida’s life at her home, now turned museum.Visit her rooms, smell her kitchen, enjoy her gardens. Amaze yourself with Frida ‘s wardrobe. Learn how Diego Rivera converted her home into a memorial.

Admire a colonial temple and the local market

Enter the magnificent 16th-century Parish of St. John the Baptist, a towering testament to colonial architecture and faith and get lost among hundreds of stalls offering traditional crafts and authentic foods.

Visit the fortified refuge of a Soviet founder

Explore the intricacies of a life in exile at the heavily guarded home and family tomb of Leon Trotsky, complete with original security features.

Learn about U.S. foreign intervention

Visit the museum dedicated to the U.S.-Mexican War of 1847, located at the actual historic battlefield where these pivotal events unfolded.

Savor the experience with her favorite dishes

Conclude with a full-service lunch featuring authentic local cuisine that celebrates the rich flavors of the region beloved by Frida.

Frida Kahlo's Home, Museum and Barrio

Red and Blue Houses, and Coyoacán

Explorer History Journey

9 hours, chauffeured and walking, private group,

accomodations pick up, lunch included, adults 18+

Tuesday - Sunday 9 am in English

From $149 to $289 US Dollars pp

Maximum Group of 10

Journey back in time on this uniquely curated experience through Frida Kahlo's birthplace, home, and final resting place in Coyoacán. Visit additional attractions in the first incorporated city in the Americas.

Due to extreme high demand we only take reservations at least three weeks in advance.

Our Hosts

Bridge-builders of Mexico. Operators who turn local history into a personal revelation, for international visitors. Through their sharing, they don't just tell facts, they rewire perspectives. Guests leave not only knowing more about Mexico, but feeling empowered to keep learning, exploring, and connecting. All Certified National Historians and Hosts by Mexico University.

From myths to modern times,

see Mexico come alive.