Museo Frida Kahlo

Museum·Mexico CityRecommended by 2 publications
Museo Frida Kahlo
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“This Mexico City museum, also known as "Casa Azul" for its shocking cobalt blue exterior, is where Frida Khalo was born and raised. She lived (and eventually died) in the home, which she shared with her fellow artist/husband, Diego Rivera. While the collection of their own artwork is small, what's…”
— Condé Nast Traveler
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Lonely PlanetSep 20

9 Best Places to Visit in Mexico

Offering gorgeous beaches, world-class food, culture, nature and adventure, these places in Mexico are ones you’ll remember forever.

Tribute to the artist in Coyoacán

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  • Museo Frida KahloMuseumTribute to the artist in Coyoacán
  • National Anthropology MuseumMuseumCovers pre-Columbian treasures
  • Museo TamayoMuseum
  • Elsewhere
  • Yucatán PeninsulaNeighborhoodCancún, MexicoDazzles with Maya ruins, Caribbean waters, colonial cities
  • Chichén ItzáNature reserveYucatán, MexicoTowering pyramids, impressive ancient Maya site
  • UxmalSightYucatán, MexicoIt is considered one of the most important archaeological sites of Maya culture, along with Palenque, Chichen Itza and…
  • Maya TrainPlaceYucatán, MexicoConnects seaside cities, colonial towns, archaeological ruins
  • central Pacific coastNeighborhoodPuerto Vallarta, MexicoGigantic aquamarine breakers, beautiful beaches
  • ChiapasNeighborhoodTuxtla Gutiérrez, MexicoSouthernmost state, remote, Indigenous culture
  • PalenqueSightChiapas, MexicoBeguiling and best-preserved Maya ruins
  • BajaNeighborhoodTijuana, MexicoPeninsula known for sportfishing, diving, surfing, desert
  • Transpeninsular HighwayTrailTijuana, MexicoScenic highway stretching 1039 miles
  • CalakmulSightYucatán, Mexico
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Lonely PlanetJul 21

10 fantastic, unexpected destinations for budget travelers

Explore the world’s wonders without breaking the bank.

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  • RomaSuburbThere's no better home base for eating your way through the city.
  • CondesaNeighborhoodIt is immediately west of Colonia Roma, together with which it is designated as a "Barrio Mágico Turístico".
  • Palacio NacionalSightarchitectural highlight in Centro Histórico
  • Museo Frida KahloMuseumThis Mexico City museum, also known as "Casa Azul" for its shocking cobalt blue exterior, is where Frida Khalo was born…
  • CoyoacánNeighborhoodstreet life, costs little or nothing to take in
  • TeotihuacánSightTeotihuacan is an ancient Mesoamerican city located in a sub-valley of the Valley of Mexico, which is located in the…
  • Centro HistoricoNeighborhoodhistorical center with inexpensive guesthouses and hostels
  • ZócaloSightsquare in Centro Histórico
  • Chapultepec ParkParkhuge park, free to explore
  • Palacio de Bellas ArtesSightIt hosts performing arts events, literature events and plastic arts galleries and exhibitions.
  • Autobuses del NortePlacebus station for Teotihuacán
  • Museo de Antropología e HistóriaMuseum
  • Diego Rivera Mural MuseumMuseum
  • Elsewhere
  • Trench TownParkKingston, JamaicaBob Marley's birthplace
  • Bob Marley MuseumMuseumKingston, Jamaicaexcellent museum in Kingston
  • Blue Mountain PeakTrailKingston, Jamaicaascend for overnight stay in guesthouse
  • Seven Mile BeachSightNegril, Jamaicawhite-sand beach in Negril
  • Rick’s CaféAttractionNegril, Jamaicacliff jumping spot in Negril
  • Pelican BarSightTreasure Beach, Jamaicabar accessible by boat from Treasure Beach
  • Rebel SaluteFestivalOcho Rios, Jamaicaovernight reggae event in Ocho Rios
  • Reggae SumfestFestivalMontego Bay, Jamaicamultiday reggae event in Montego Bay
  • AlfamaNeighborhoodLisbon, Portugaloldest neighborhood, narrow winding lanes
  • Miradouro da Senhora do MonteSightLisbon, Portugalviewpoint with panoramic city views
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 11, 2025

26 Best Things to Do in Mexico City, From Frida Kahlo's Home to Storied Pastry Shops

Everything you need to do in one of the very oldest cities in the Americas

Frida Kahlo's former home, Casa Azul

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