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Schedules

Monday: closed
Tuesday: 10:00 – 18:00 h
Wednesday: 11:00 – 18:00 h
Thursday to Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00 h

Special hours:
September 15: 10:00 – 14:00 h
December 24 and 31: 10:00 – 14:00 h

Closed during:
September 16th
December 13th and 25th
January 1, 2025

Location

Londres 247,
Col. Del Carmen,
Coyoacán, CDMX,
México, 04100

Admission

NO IN-PERSON TICKET SALES.

GENERAL ADMISSION 
$320.00

NATIONAL ADMISSION
(with valid official identification)
$160.00

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
(with valid identification)
$60.00 high school students and above
$30.00 elementary and middle school students
$60.00 teachers

SENIORS
$30.00

GUIDES AND TOUR OPERATORS
$60.00

FREE ADMISSION
Children 6 years or younger, accompanied.
People with disabilities.
People with limited resources.

The ticket includes taking photographs, using mobile devices without flash, of the artworks and spaces of the Museum, solely for personal use. For any other purpose, authorization from Banco de México Fideicomiso Museos Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo is required. For more information. please consult: museofridakahlo.org.mx

Card payments are accepted
MasterCard, VISA and AMERICAN EXPRESS (not valid for online payments) Prices in MXN.

With your payment, we maintain the Museum, and we conserve and restore the collection Frida Kahlo-Diego Rivera.

Admission includes courtesy to visit the Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum, in Coyoacan.

Facturacion

INVOICE

In case you require an invoice for the tickets purchased for the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museums, it will be necessary to send the following information in the body of the email to facturacion@museofridakahlo.org.mx

  • 🔸Order number(s)
  • 🔸Purchase date
  • 🔸Payment method
  • 🔸Billing information:
  • 🔸Business name
  • 🔸Tax ID (RFC)
  • 🔸Address
  • 🔸Tax regime

IMPORTANT: *It is essential to attach the updated tax status certificate (no older than 3 months). *The invoice must be requested on the same day of the purchase. If the billing information is not available at the moment, it is essential that it is sent no later than the following day. *The order number can be found on the ticket or in the ticket purchase confirmation email.

Regulation

The Museum reserves the right to bar admission to anyone:

  • violent
  • under the effects of toxic substances
  • chewing gum
  • carrying:
    • suitcases
    • sharp objects
    • firearms
    • pets (except for service animals with a copy of a medical document certifying the need)

Items that must be left at the coat check (service temporarily closed):

    • bags or packages larger than 35 cm / 13¾ in.
    • umbrellas
    • food
    • toys
    • liquids
    • selfie-sticks
    • strollers and baby carriers

Inside the Museum:

  • Register before entering if you are there for work purposes (suppliers, tour guides, tour operators, the press)
  • Remove your hat, cap, and sunglasses.
  • Do not touch any artwork on display indoors and outdoors.
  • Turn off your cellphone and other devices.
  • Respect the barriers marking restricted areas.
  • Do no record videos anywhere in the Museum (indoors and outdoors).
  • You may take photos in the outdoor patios and gardens.
  • You may take photos without flash indoors once you buy a permit at the ticket booth.
  • Do not give guided tours or explanations to groups indoors.
  • Supervise your children during the visit; try to hold their hand; no running and playing are permitted.

Guided visits

School tours

Enjoy the Museum patios, based on your category (preschool, primary, secondary, high school, higher learning and experts).

Guided tours for our community

Committed to our community, we offer tours to seniors, children’s homes, and persons with intellectual, visual, hearing, or motor disabilities.

Dramatized tours

Enjoy the performance Feet, what do I need them for, if I have wings to fly, presented by the Asociación Teatral Luna de Plata.

Virtual tours

We want to be closer to you. Come with us on our virtual guided tours on Zoom.

Private and corporate tours
  • At the Frida we want to meet you.
  • Enjoy the stories of the people who lived in this house and the world where Frida lived, beneath the shade of the trees where she once wandered.

Accessibility

As a House Museum, we must preserve the original architectural design. Nevertheless, there is free admission and support for visitors with a disability: special parking spots, wheelchairs, crutches, ramps, an elevator, labels in Braille for certain areas, personnel trained in Mexican Sign Language.

Video guide

$80 general public
$50 students
*Subject to availability

Shop and Coffee

Museum shop:

Get something to remind you of Frida: jewelry, souvenirs, art books, and much more.

Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00 h
Wednesday: 11:00 – 18:00 h

Coffee:
Indulge your cravings!

Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00 h
Wednesday: 11:00 – 18:00 h

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ABOUT US

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Mission:
To invite the world to an aesthetic experience and personal encounter with Frida Kahlo in her most intimate spaces, where we promote knowledge and the preservation of her legacy, as well as her relationship to art and Mexican traditions.

Vision:
To be the beacon and hub for research, dissemination, and understanding of Frida Kahlo’s life and work, as well as of her artistic, ideological, and social milieu, in a moving experience that goes beyond inspiration and personal empowerment.

Aims:

  • To achieve economic stability to keep the Frida Kahlo Museum and Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum open to the public.
  • To have security systems for the stewardship of the building and the work.
  • To offer visitors a meaningful experience and attention of the highest caliber.
  • To raise funds for the conservation and restoration of the collection and building housing the Museum.
  • To expand the Museum’s variety of cultural activities to generate greater public interest in Frida Kahlo’s life and work.
  • To promote the development of artistic sensibility as an integral part of the life of individuals.
  • To offer different experiences in the Museum such as visits with video guides, kids’ tours, dramatized visits, and tours for people with disabilities.
  • To train Museum personnel to offer the optimum service and protect the collection.
  • To spread awareness of the legacy of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.

CONTACT

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Perla Labarthe Álvarez
Director
p.labarthe@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Administration
l.zavala@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Public Relations and Public Outreach
a.togo@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Cultural Activities and Educational Communication
l.anaya@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Communication and Press
hola@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Tickets
boletos@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Downloadable files

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Videos

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  • LA CASA AZUL

  • CONSERVATION OF THE COLLECTION

MUSEUM MAP

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ARTWORK REPRODUCTION REQUESTS

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To request permission to reproduce artworks by Frida Kahlo or Diego Rivera:

In Mexico, contact the Fideicomiso de los Museos Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, del Banco de México:
Lic. Luis Rodrigo Saldaña
luis_rodrigo@banxico.org.mx
Lic. Carla Barri Rosendo:
cbarri@banxico.org.mx
Telephone: 555237 2144

From abroad, please contact the Artists Rights Society:
Maria Fernanda Meza:
mfmeza@arsny.com
Address: 536 Broadway, Fifth Floor / New York, NY 10012
Telephone: (001) 212 420 9160
Website: www.arsny.com

Consulting the Archives
The Archives are currently closed for reorganization. Thank you for your understanding.
Xochiquetzal González
x.gonzalez@museofridakahlo.org.mx

FACILITIES´ RENTAL

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The Museum opens its doors to create the ideal atmosphere for your event. The
gardens, architecture and location of the Casa Azul will make your event
unforgettable. Contact us.

Ariadna Togo
Public relations
a.togo@museofridakahlo.org.mx

JOIN OUR TEAM

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What do we offer?

Students can fulfill their social service or professional practice requirements through activities or projects in which they can apply their skills in the Museo Frida Kahlo.

Students can also learn new skills to gain professional experience, such as learning about how museum work is conducted, organizational capacity, cultural promotion development, design, outreach, attending to the public, infrastructure maintenance, specialized maintenance, educational communication, and getting an idea of how exhibitions are managed and installed.

We offer a pleasant workplace where students can work more closely with art.

Support Areas

  • Communication and Graphic Design
  • Research and Registrar’s Office
  • Exhibitions
  • Restoration and Conservation
  • Infrastructure Maintenance
  • Specialized Maintenance
  • Visitor Services
  • Educational Communication
  • Public Relations
  • Cultural Promotion

If you are interested, please send an e-mail to l.valdivia@museofridakahlo.org.mx, with the following information:
Your area of interest
Name of your university and your major area of study
Attach a CV and a portfolio, if relevant

Sponsors

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Places of interest

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a) Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum
b) Leon Trotsky House Museum
c) National Museum of Popular Cultures
d) National Museum of Watercolor “Alfredo Guati Rojo”
e) Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Study House Museum

Enlarge the map for more information.

SITE MAP

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PRIVACY NOTICE

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FRIDA KAHLO MUSEUM WEBSITE POLICY CONCERNING PRIVACY AND THE USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION 

Entity Responsible for Protecting Your Personal Information

Banco de México is the Fiduciary of the Trust for the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museums, through the Directorship of the Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum and Frida Kahlo Museum, domiciled in the Frida Kahlo Museum, at Londres 247, Colonia Del Carmen Coyoacán, Alcaldía Coyoacán, C.P. 04100, Ciudad de México.

In compliance with the provisions of Article 15 of the Federal Law of Protection of Personal Information in the Possession of Private Parties, we communicate our policy concerning privacy and the use of personal information:

1. Your personal information will be used to be able to contact you about your questions, requests, or comments, to evaluate the quality of our services, to conduct studies on consumer habits and preferences, as well as to promote our activities.

2. For the purposes indicated in this privacy statement, we can collect your personal information in different ways: when you provide it directly, through our bulletin and our surveys. The information that you provide will not be shared, distributed, or sold.

The personal information that we collect through the bulletin are name and e-mail; information collected through surveys conducted by the Museum are name, gender, age, municipality of residence, occupation, level of education, and e-mail.

3. If you wish to be removed from our database or to update your information, you may at any time request to be removed or to have your information corrected via an e-mail to: hola@museofridakahlo.org.mx or in writing to the Dirección del Museo Frida Kahlo, Londres 247, Colonia Del Carmen Coyoacán, Alcaldía Coyoacán, C.P. 04100, Ciudad de México.

4. Your request might be included in the statistical reports prepared to track institutional advances made by the Frida Kahlo Museum. These reports are solely for statistical purposes and will not include information permitting the identification of individuals.
5. Your personal information can be provided to third parties in accordance with what is strictly stated in the applicable legislation.
6. The entity responsible for the protection of your personal information has sufficient physical, technical, and administrative security measures to protect it.
7. Any change in this privacy statement will be made known through communiqués on this website or through messages to the e-mail you have provided for this purpose.

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Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are universal, help us to spread and preserve their great legacy together.

Your donation is important.

School tours

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Enjoy the Museum patios, based on your category (preschool, primary, secondary, high school, higher learning and experts).

Request them a week in advance at: l.anaya@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Maximum capacity:

30 students per hour

Approximate duration:

45 minutes

Language and cost:

(prices in MX pesos; does not include admission)
$600 Spanish
$700 English

Hours:

Tuesday to Friday: 10:00 – 17:00
Wednesday: 11:00 – 17:00 h

Guided tours for our community

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Committed to our community, we offer tours for seniors, children’s homes, persons with intellectual, hearing, visual, or motor disabilities, among others. All our tours are conducted in a safe space of respect and are accompanied by Museum personnel.

For more info: l.anaya@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Dramatized tours

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Enjoy the performance Feet, what do I need them for, if I have wings to fly, presented by the Asociación Teatral Luna de Plata.

Maximum capacity:
Unlimited

Language and cost: (price in MX pesos, per person, includes admission. Pick up the tickets at the Museum at least 1 hour before the event)
$200 Spanish

Hours:
Last Wednesday of every month 19:00 – 20:00
*Programming subject to change without notice

Virtual tours

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We want to be closer to you. Come with us on our virtual guided tours on Zoom.

For families and companies:
a.togo@museofridakahlo.org.mx

For schools, institutions and/or foundations:  l.anaya@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Private and corporate tours

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At the Frida we want to meet you.
Enjoy the stories of the people who lived in this house and the world where Frida lived, beneath the shade of the trees where she once wandered.

Request them a week in advance: a.togo@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Maximum capacity:
15 people

Duration:
45 minutes

Languages and costs: (prices in MX pesos; does not include admission)
$600 Spanish
$700 English

Hours:
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 10:00 – 17:00 h
Wednesday: 11:00 – 17:00 h

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