Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli

Artist and muralist Diego Rivera built this structure to serve both as his studio and a museum to hold his collection of pre-Columbian art. The imposing neo-Aztec building sits in a parklike environment that is one of the few wildlife refuges in Mexico City. Guided tours of the main structure (in Spanish only) are given every hour or so. There is also a small gallery where art, music, and dance lessons, lectures, and concerts are held; check the placard at the entrance for details on what is being offered for the month. Secondary school groups make frequent outings.

• museum
• family

Address

C/ Museo 150

Getting there

Col. San Pablo Tepetlapa

Hours

Tue-Sun 11:00-17:00 (last tour on Fri at 16:15)

Price

M$90 (adults), M$70 (Mexican nationals/residents), M$30 (students), M$15 (seniors/children 6-10); one ticket good at both here and Museo Frida Kahlo

Website

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