Frida Kahlo Museum hours and best times to visit

Interior of Casa Azul with Frida’s art, clothes, and artifacts on display

If you have skip-the-line tickets, you can walk through the museum at your own pace. One hour is enough to explore all ten rooms, take in Frida’s art, her personal belongings, and the peaceful courtyard. There's no re-entry, so take your time inside.

Recommended for: Solo visitors, those tight on schedule, or anyone who just wants to see Frida's world without the extras.

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Tour group walking through Coyoacán before entering Casa Azul

If you're joining a guided tour with Coyoacán and Xochimilco, plan for at least four hours. These tours include walking through Frida’s neighborhood, a deep dive into her life, and often a boat ride through Xochimilco’s canals. The museum visit is typically timed and includes commentary from your guide.

Recommended for: First-time visitors, culture lovers, or anyone who wants more than just photos of the house.

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Frida Kahlo’s bedroom, with her canopy bed and personal belongings

Some of our best-selling combos pair Casa Azul with Teotihuacán, the Basilica, and Coyoacán over two full days. This is the most complete cultural experience — ideal if you're visiting Mexico City for the first time and want to see it all in a structured way.

Recommended for: Deep cultural explorers, families, or anyone who wants to go all in.

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