Experience a vibrant journey filled with Mexican color, art, and identity on this private tour with hotel pickup and drop-off. We begin in the canals of Xochimilco, where you'll board a traditional trajinera (a boat) and glide among floating gardens while enjoying the festive atmosphere and music that characterize this UNESCO World Heritage Site. We continue to Coyoacán, famous for its cobblestone streets and colonial ambiance. We'll visit the iconic Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul), the former residence of the renowned artist. Finally, we'll explore the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), admiring its architecture and emblematic murals. A complete experience that combines tradition, art, and heritage in total comfort. Note: Access to the Frida Kahlo Museum is subject to availability and ticket stock at the time of booking.

Awaken your artistic spirit and immerse yourself in the colorful world of Frida Kahlo at her famous museum! Don't miss the opportunity to live a unique and captivating experience. Secure your access by booking your tickets digitally and in advance, as they are not sold at the ticket office. You will discover the most intimate corners of the life and work of this iconic artist. You will witness the passion and courage that permeated every brushstroke of her paintings. Secure your spot at this popular museum. The Frida Kahlo Museum is an emotional journey through the life of an extraordinary woman who defied conventions and left an eternal legacy in the art world. You will appreciate everything from her self-portraits to her personal belongings; each piece tells a story and reveals the strength of an artist who broke barriers. Prepare yourself for a transformative encounter with the art of Frida Kahlo.

The Anahuacalli Museum, whose name in Nahuatl means 'house on land between two seas,' is a visionary creation by Diego Rivera together with architect Juan O'Gorman. Conceived as a studio, museum, and temple for art, this one-of-a-kind space allows visitors to appreciate not only the vast collection of crafts and pre-Hispanic pieces Rivera gathered throughout his life, but also contemporary works in constant dialogue with the past. Its monumental architecture, inspired by ancient Mesoamerican constructions and built with volcanic stone, makes it a work of art in itself. Integrated into the natural environment of El Pedregal, Anahuacalli is also a City of the Arts: a living place where art is exhibited, created, and reflected upon. It is a constantly evolving museum that unites pre-Hispanic and contemporary aesthetics — past, present, and future — in a single space.

L'excursion « L'héritage de Frida Kahlo et Diego Rivera » est une excursion d'une journée à la découverte de la vie et de l'art des artistes mexicains les plus emblématiques, idéale pour ceux qui recherchent un mélange d'art, d'histoire et de culture. La visite commence à Cárcamo de Dolores, dans le parc de Chapultepec, où vous découvrirez la fresque unique de Rivera sur l'eau et la vie. Vous visiterez ensuite le musée de la fresque Diego Rivera pour admirer « Rêve d'un dimanche après-midi au parc Alameda » et explorer son symbolisme historique. Vous ferez également escale au Théâtre des Insurgentes, où vous découvrirez la mosaïque révolutionnaire de Rivera, et à l'atelier de Diego Rivera, qui met en valeur son espace de travail moderniste. Au musée Anahuacalli, découvrez la collection d'art préhispanique de Rivera. La journée se termine au musée Frida Kahlo, offrant un aperçu intime de la vie et de l'art dynamiques de Frida. Cette visite est un choix idéal pour les amateurs d'art et de culture. Remarque : L'horaire, l'ordre des points d'intérêt et le nombre de participants peuvent varier selon la saison de votre réservation.

Ce pass touristique comprend l'entrée au musée Diego Rivera Anahuacalli et au musée Feida Kahlo à Coyoacan, au sud de Mexico.

This sightseeing pass includes admission to Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum, avoids shopping queues THE BLUE HOUSE The Blue House is the intimate universe of Frida Kahlo. She spent most of her life here, first with her family and, years later, with Diego Rivera. Interesting national and foreign characters were hosted here, attracted by the magnetism of both painters. Frida and Diego wanted to leave their house as a museum for the enjoyment of all Mexicans. Upon the painter's death, the couple's friend, the museumman and poet Carlos Pellicer, planned the museumography. The administration was entrusted to the Trust of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museums, attached to the Bank of Mexico and constituted by Rivera himself in 1957.