All included tour – Coyoacan
Experience the Best of Coyoacán!
Explore the vibrant Frida Kahlo Museum with included tickets, wander through the charming streets of historic Coyoacán, savor delicious local food, and discover stunning street art and graffiti. A perfect mix of culture, flavors, and creativity!
The most bohemian side of Mexico City—Frida, food, and street art!
Explore COYOACAN and the LIFE OF FRIDA KAHLO on this Tour!
Life and work of Frida Kahlo, street art and graffiti, and tasting local ingredients from the colorfull markets are waiting for you in this bohemian neighborhood that is one of the preferred places by locals.
WHY COYOACÁN?
Discover the colorful and cultural heart of Mexico City on a tour of the charming neighborhood of Coyoacán. This historic and vibrant area is home to some of the city’s most important landmarks and cultural treasures.
Explore the Casa Azul, the Frida Kahlo Museum, is a must-visit destination for art lovers and history buffs alike. This bright blue house in the heart of the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City is the former home of Frida Kahlo, one of Mexico’s most famous artists.
Walking through the rooms of the Casa Azul is like taking a step back in time to the early 20th century. The house is filled with personal belongings of Kahlo and her husband Diego Rivera, as well as works of art by both artists and their contemporaries. You can see Kahlo’s studio, with her easel and paintbrushes still in place, and even her wheelchair, which she used after a serious accident left her with lifelong injuries.
But the Casa Azul is not just a museum of Kahlo’s life and work. The house itself is a work of art, with bright blue walls and red tile roofs. The interior is decorated with colorful tiles and textiles, and the gardens are filled with indigenous Mexican plants and sculptures. The Casa Azul has become a symbol of Mexican art and culture, and visiting it is a chance to experience the unique blend of influences that shaped Kahlo’s life and work.
Experience the vibrant art scene of Coyoacán, which has been a creative hub for generations of artists. Indulge your senses in the colorful markets and traditional restaurants of Coyoacán. Taste authentic Mexican cuisine and shop for handicrafts and souvenirs in the lively marketplaces. Enjoy a stroll through the charming streets and squares, where you’ll find musicians, street performers, and local artisans showcasing their talents.
Join us on a tour of Coyoacán and experience the rich history, culture, and art of Mexico City’s most charming neighborhood. With its colorful architecture, lively atmosphere, and fascinating landmarks, Coyoacán is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Mexico City.
Coyoacan
Getting tickets for the museum can be a complicated task, don’t worry, we will provide them for you.
The Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Casa Azul, is a vibrant blue house in Mexico City that was once the home of the renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. The museum is dedicated to showcasing Kahlo’s life and work, and features a collection of personal belongings, artworks, and memorabilia.
Visitors can enjoy a 2 hours guided stroll through colonial-style streets, visit historic sites such as the Frida Kahlo Museum, the Coyoacán Market, the Centenario Garden, the oldest catholic church in mexico “La Conchita”, and the legend of the avocado´s alley, among other things.
We will include 3 stops within our tour to taste Mexican dishes and ingredients.
We will taste local fruits and vegetables, along with one of the main pre-Hispanic ingredients, chapulines (grasshoppers).
Afterwards we will stop at the “El Moro” churreria, one of the oldest and most traditional, to try their delicious churros with sugar and cinnamon.
At the end of the tour we will go to a secret sample in one of the most hidden places in Coyoacan.
Coyoacan, is one of the most artistic places in the city, during this tour we will stop to contemplate the beautiful murals that dress the houses of coyoacan, prepare your cell phone or camera to take the best pictures of your trip.
House of Frida Kahlo, Address: Londres 247, Del carmen, Coyoacán. (
WHAT’S INCLUDED?
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Getting tickets for the museum can be a complicated task, don’t worry, we will provide them for you.
The Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Casa Azul, is a vibrant blue house in Mexico City that was once the home of the renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. The museum is dedicated to showcasing Kahlo’s life and work, and features a collection of personal belongings, artworks, and memorabilia.
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Visitors can enjoy a 2 hours guided stroll through colonial-style streets, visit historic sites such as the Frida Kahlo Museum, the Coyoacán Market, the Centenario Garden, the oldest catholic church in mexico “La Conchita”, and the legend of the avocado´s alley, among other things.
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We will include 3 stops within our tour to taste Mexican dishes and ingredients.
We will taste local fruits and vegetables, along with one of the main pre-Hispanic ingredients, chapulines (grasshoppers).
Afterwards we will stop at the “El Moro” churreria, one of the oldest and most traditional, to try their delicious churros with sugar and cinnamon.
At the end of the tour we will go to a secret sample in one of the most hidden places in Coyoacan.
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Coyoacan, is one of the most artistic places in the city, during this tour we will stop to contemplate the beautiful murals that dress the houses of coyoacan, prepare your cell phone or camera to take the best pictures of your trip.
Educational and fun!
Had a great walking tour with Paco yesterday. He was informative and led us down streets that were off the regular path. Highly recommended.
Very comprehensive, fun and informative tour
I've been traveling around the world for about a year now and have been on maybe 30 or more walking tours, and this one was one of my favorites, if not most favorite!!!
In my opinion a walking tour should do a few things: Give some background information about the history and culture of the city and country; Teach me fun facts about the place; give me some tips about where to go and not go--and above all be fun and engaging.
This walking tour was that and so much more!
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