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Londres 247
Colonia del Carmen
04400 Mexico City
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+52 55 5554 5999
- http://www.museofridakahlo.org/serviciosingles....
- Tue to Sun from 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
This was home to the enigmatic painter Frida Kahlo (often called "the paintbrush of angst") where she occasionally lived with her husband Diego Rivera. Personal objects such as jewelry, unfinished canvases propped on easels, her typical tehuana ornate dresses, paper maché and pre-Hispanic objects, as well as her wheelchair, are on display in the studio where she painted. Works by Mexican painters such as José María Velasco, Claussel and Orozco among others, are exhibited alongside some of Frida's own paintings. No photography is allowed. Admission prices: MXN20 adults; MXN10 students and teachers; free for seniors.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Behind the blue walls.”
Although the museum doesn't contain many of her paintings, it does contain a few rooms dedicated to many of her sketches and personal belonging...
“Nice introduction to Kahlo”
A nice intro to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera that will probably whet your appetite for more. Kahlo was born in the house that now houses the mu...
“Small, but interesting”
We were surprised by how small the museum was and how few pieces of her own art were displayed. Nontheless, Coyoacan is a beautiful part of tow...
“Frida's house is a must see!”
This house was so impressive! Just to see where Frida lived and worked was very inspirational to me. One can imagine all the contentious and wo...
“The Blue House of Frida Kahlo”
The Blue House of modern artist, Frida Kahlo, in the Coyoacan section of Mexico City, is well worth a visit. Interest in Kahlo's work began in ...
“History as intense as the blue house”
Once inside the outer walls of Casa Azul, the magical world of Frida Kahlo embraces the curious traveler like a warm fog. There is a sense of o...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Been there, done that
It's called the Blue house and Frida lived there as well as in another house with Diego Rivera. It'll take about an hour or so to see everythi...
I recommend it
Awesome place! But the gift shop was closed for inventory. They should do that during after hours. But the art and history was unforgettable.It...
Great morning at Frida's
We went to Mexico City to see the 100 years of Frida at the Belles Artes Museum. We took a day out to go to beautiful and charming Coyacan. Aft...
Still don't know Frida
I had been told by many people that it felt like she had just left the room. I did not get that feeling at all. I had read that clothes were ...
I want to go once a year
We try to go once a year to Cuernavaca (45 minutes away from Mexico City) and since my daughter Ixia (8 yrs. old) loves everything about Frida ...
Mexican Modernism: Simply Awesome
Totally cool! During a business trip to Hotel Nikko Mexico City, I was lucky enough to visit El Museo Frida Kahlo in Coyoacan, which is about ...
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