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Dee Boukouzis
US

Dee

United States
Jul 2025
5/5

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Everything! The destinations were all top notch and unique. The tour guides were very personable and knowledgeable. Miga café was a great place to meet and take off from. The entire tour was well organized and well orchestrated. Bus and van were comfortable.
Maria del Rocío Guerra Arias
MX

Maria

Mexico
Jul 2025
5/5

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An unforgettable and very cultural experience. An interactive way in which one can learn about Frida's life and her art. Touring the different rooms of the house where she lived is a way to connect with her but above all to understand a little of her and her art.
Chelsea Kian

Chelsea

Nov 2025
5/5
Gio was an amazing guide very attentive to ensure 🙂‍↔️ one got lost. Definitely recommend her as a guide for any future tours
Nina

Nina

Oct 2025
5/5
I came solo and was honestly kinda nervous but ended up having a BLAST. The group was suuuper friendly (shout out to Sam from Germany who shared his elote). Boat ride is chaotic but in a good way—lots of music, colors, and random vendors float by selling drinks. Our guide Allen was a walking encyclopedia. Def worth it if you like a bit of history with your fun.
Robert Woodland

Robert

Nov 2025
5/5
The tour guide Victoria was excellent. Enjoyed all the aspects of the day but the spread out location of the participant,s hotels made getting home in Mexico city evening traffic a horrid experience.
Francesca Vighi

Francesca

Nov 2025
5/5
Very knowledgeable and good guide. The tour included everything described. I recommend the tour. The timing was respected.
Isak

Isak

Oct 2025
5/5
Went with my girlfriend and her parents. The guide was super attentive, making sure everyone was comfy and hydrated, which my future in-laws appreciated, lol. The trajineras are a wild ride, lots of music and laughter. Frida’s house was BUSY but worth the wait. Our guide gave us some time to explore on our own too.
Hannah

Hannah

Sep 2025
5/5
Such a good time! Went with my mom and we both loved the boat ride—music everywhere. The guide was super helpful and even took pics for us. Frida’s house was busy but worth it.

Guided tour of the Frida Kahlo Museum is…

Which Frida Kahlo tour is best for you?

Small-Group Guided Tour of Frida Kahlo Museum with Anahuacalli access

  • Skip the line at Casa Azul and explore in a group capped at 8. Get insider stories, then step into the Anahuacalli Museum. Perfect for intimate context and less crowding.
  • Good for: Art lovers, couples, travelers who want depth in a small group.

Hotel Pickup: Frida Kahlo Museum, Coyoacán & Xochimilco

  • Round-trip transport from your hotel, Casa Azul entry, a Coyoacán stroll, churros, and a 1-hour trajinera ride with live mariachi. Maximum 15 guests.
  • Good for: Visitors wanting a hassle-free, cultural day with food, music, and art.

From Mexico City: Frida Kahlo Museum with Coyoacán Stroll & Xochimilco

  • Meet at a central point. Includes Casa Azul skip-the-line tickets, Coyoacán walk, artisan shop visit, trajinera ride, and optional lunch.
  • Good for: Budget-conscious travelers who want the essentials with flexibility.

Things to keep in mind when you book your Frida Kahlo tour

Casa Azul isn’t a large museum, but it has everything you’ll need. Restrooms and a small cloakroom are available, and you’ll be asked to leave big backpacks in lockers. There’s also a little café and a gift shop—perfect for a drink or a Frida-themed keepsake.

The museum is partly accessible, but some rooms can feel narrow. The gardens and ground floor are step-free, though the upper levels aren’t. Tours often include walking around Coyoacán and Xochimilco, so comfy shoes are a must.

Carry a valid photo ID—it may be checked at the entrance. Wear light, comfortable clothes for a day that mixes indoor museums with sunny streets. A hat, sunscreen, and a bottle of water make the experience easier, especially if you’re touring all day.

Inside Casa Azul, you can take photos, but no flash, tripods, or selfie sticks. Food, drinks, and pets can’t come inside, so plan ahead. It’s a quiet, intimate space, so keeping your voice low makes the experience better for everyone.

There’s no strict dress code, but think casual and practical. Comfortable walking shoes will help on cobblestones and in the garden. A light jacket or shawl is useful if you’re visiting in the evening or during cooler months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are guides allowed inside Casa Azul?

No. All guiding is done outside before entry. Once inside, you explore at your own pace with context fresh in your mind.

Can I buy tickets at the gate?

Yes, but availability is limited. Expect long lines or complete sell-outs. Booking a tour guarantees entry.

How long is the museum visit?

Plan at least 45 minutes to an hour inside Casa Azul. Most tours allow you to linger before moving on.

Is Coyoacán included in every tour?

Most guided tours include a stroll through Coyoacán. Check inclusions—some focus only on Casa Azul and Anahuacalli.