Frida Kahlo’s Blue House: Tour with Certified Guide

The tour will begin by meeting your guide at a local cafe, where you can learn about the fascinating history of Frida Kahlo. His guide will tell you about his life, art, and legacy. Then, they will be accompanied to the Blue House Museum, where they will enter directly with the guide. During the tour, your guide will provide you with information about the museum rooms while you explore on your own. You can admire works of art, personal objects, photos, letters, and memories of your life with Diego Rivera, his loves, and his struggles. They will see her rooms, her bed, the medical corsets she used, and the collection "Appearances are deceiving" with Frida's iconic dresses. At the end of the tour, you can ask the guide questions about Frida's life and work. If you wish to stay longer inside the house, you can do so to continue exploring at your own pace.

You enter the museum accompanied by your guide at the assigned time. By policy of the Frida Museum Kahlo, no guide can give explanations inside the exhibition rooms — it is a rule of the premises that applies to all agencies. That's why your guide gives you the complete tour in the Garden and the Patio of the Blue House: Who was Frida at each stage of her life, what you will find in each room, what to look at when seeing his personal objects, the corsets he wore and the collection "The Appearances are deceiving. After you tour the rooms at your own pace, already knowing what you are seeing. Your guide stays with you in the garden during the entire visit: it answers any questions that arise inside, it takes photos and accompanies you until the end of the tour.