Following Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera

Just a few steps from the Alameda, visit the Palacio de Bellas Artes, where Diego Rivera painted several of his most important murals. Here, you can admire "Man at the Crossroads" and other significant works in Mexican art history.

Head to the Zocalo, National palace, and the Cathedral to arrive to a historic site where Diego Rivera studied and painted some of his first murals. This place was also crucial in Frida Kahlo’s life, as it was where she first met Diego Rivera while he was painting one of his murals.

Optional Lunch at the iconic Restaurant, a place frequented by Frida and Diego. The restaurant is famous for its colonial architecture and traditional Mexican cuisine, allowing you to taste some of the favorite dishes of these artists.

Pass by the place where Frida had her bus accident.

After lunch, head to Coyoacán to see the mural in honor of Frida Kahlo. This mural is a tribute to her legacy and is located in one of the neighborhoods where Frida lived much of her life. It’s a fitting prelude to the visit to the Casa Azul. Great place to install pictures!

The Casa Azul, Frida Kahlo's home, is an iconic place in the history of Mexican art. This museum not only preserves Frida's works and belongings but was also where she and Diego lived much of their married life. Explore the spaces that inspired her art and learn more about her personal life.

Explore the Mercado de Coyoacán, a vibrant and colorful place where Frida and Diego used to stroll and shop. Here, you can enjoy Mexican snacks and purchase crafts while immersing yourself in the bohemian atmosphere of Coyoacán.