Museo Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo Museum

Also known as La Casa Azul, this walled hacienda painted brilliant indigo blue, is where the much-revered Mexican artist spent the last years of her life. Admission includes access to the courtyard, a small series of galleries with ever-changing displays, and the historical portion of the house, which has been preserved from the days when Kahlo was alive. A small snack bar and museum shop are also on the premises, and lectures are given periodically. An iPod tour can be taken for an extra fee and if you'd like to take pictures or videos, an extra fee of M$30 will be assessed. Tickets tend to sell out a week (or more!) in advance, so if you really want to visit this site, reserve your ticket online early.

• Wheelchair accessible

• history
• museum
• family

Address

Londres 247

Getting there

Col. del Carmen

Hours

Tue 10:00-17:45, Wed 11:00-17:45, Thu-Sun 10:00-17:45

Price

M$320 (foreign adults), M$160 (Mexican nationals/residents), M$60 (students/teachers), M$30 (children/seniors); weekends: M$267.50 (adults), M$128.40 (Mexican nationals/residents), M$48.15 (students/teachers), M$21.50 (children/seniors), free (children under 6)

Phone

+52 55 55545999

Website

museofridakahlo.org.mx (opens in a new tab)