[2025 Coyoacan Attraction] Travel Guide for Frida Kahlo Museum (Updated Mar)

I did not expect to adore Mexico City as much as I did. It’s incredible. By far the greenest, leafiest city I’ve ever visited. Every single person I met was so kind. I felt very safe. The food is incredible. It’s so authentic compared to other parts of Mexico. Ubers were safe and an absolute bargain !!! The Frieda Kahlo museum is so sweet. So beautifully sort of disjointed and a bit disorganised, but this seems fitting when visiting the home of 2 such passionate artists. Book early though, because it’s small and when we went there was a sign saying it was booked up for 3 weeks in advance. Luta Livre wrestling is so funny and a bit bizarre, but glad I experienced it!! Cannot wait to return.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #MexicoGoodPlaces #Mexico #MexicoTravel 《Frida Kahlo Museum》Start queuing about 10 minutes before admission. Beautiful museum, see where Frida grew up, her workplace, her room, her medicine, terrace, bathroom, resting place, can get a close look at their life and art. It is a place full of history and rich history of her childhood and lush gardens. Definitely worth a visit.

The museum demands pre.online ticket booking. On the spot tickets are impossible to get. Even with prior appointment, 15-30 minutes of wait is possible. It has lots of items: family photos, school progress reports, newspaper articles, beds, clothes and dresses, crutches and vessels. Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) was eminent Mexican artist who married Diego Rivero, a famous painter. Frida Kahlo is known for her self-portraits and her paintings of natural Mexican subjects. Besides the art, there is a wealth of personal information about the artist that is very interesting and moving as well. the gardens in the inner courtyard are lovely and a nice place to sit. The tickets are good same day at the 'Diego rivera Anahuacalli Museum. it is in the same general direction, but not walking distance. #100waysoftravel

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