Frida Kahlo Museum Visitor Guide 2026

Your Visit, Step by Step

What to See and in What Order

The visit follows a set route through the house and garden. This is how it usually runs.

Arrive at Londres 247 Get there 15–20 minutes before your time slot. The entrance is on Londres street, at the corner of Allende.
Cloakroom and entry Leave large bags, umbrellas, food and drinks in the cloakroom, show your ticket and step into the courtyard.
The ground-floor rooms Gallery rooms with paintings, drawings, photographs and letters, and the yellow kitchen and dining room.
Upstairs: the studio Frida's studio, with her easel, paints and wheelchair, and windows over the garden.
Upstairs: the bedrooms The day bedroom with the mirror above the bed, the room where she died, and her ashes in an urn.
The garden Diego's stepped pyramid with pre-Hispanic sculptures, the fountain and the plants of the courtyard.
Exhibitions and shop Temporary exhibitions in the garden wing, then the café and the museum shop.

When to Visit

Opening Hours & Best Time to Go

Day	Hours
Tuesday	10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday	11:00 – 18:00
Thursday – Sunday	10:00 – 18:00
Thursday evenings	Noche Azul 17:15 – 21:00
Monday	Closed

Prices and booking on our tickets page.

Best time to go

A weekday morning slot (Tuesday, Thursday or Friday at 10:00) is the calmest. Wednesday opens an hour later.

Weekends are the busiest, with Mexico City families and visitors, and sell out first.

Thursday evenings offer a different, quieter atmosphere during Noche Azul.

Before You Go

Rules & Practical Tips

Bags

Backpacks and bags over 35 cm, umbrellas, food, drinks, toys, selfie sticks and strollers go to the cloakroom. Suitcases are not admitted.

Photos

Phone photos without flash, for personal use, are included. Photograph freely in the courtyards. No video.

Dress Code

Remove hats, caps and sunglasses inside. Don't touch the works or objects.

Accessibility

Ramps, a lift, wheelchairs and crutches, braille labels and Mexican Sign Language staff. Free entry for visitors with disabilities.

Payment

Tickets are paid by Visa or Mastercard online.

Getting There

10 minutes on foot from Coyoacán's main square. Full directions →

Common Questions

Visitor Guide FAQ

How long should I spend at the Casa Azul?

60 to 90 minutes is enough for the house and garden. Add time for the shop, the café and Coyoacán's centre.

What should I leave at my hotel?

Large backpacks and bags (over 35 cm), suitcases, food, drinks and selfie sticks. Smaller items can go in the free cloakroom.

Can I wear a hat?

The museum asks visitors to enter without hats, caps or sunglasses.

Is there a café?

Yes, there's a café in the garden of the Casa Azul, and many more in Coyoacán's centre, ten minutes' walk away.

Is the museum good for children?

Children under 6 enter free and ages 6 to 12 pay MX$30. Strollers must be left in the cloakroom, so a baby carrier is easier.