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.