Museo Casa Kahlo
Historical place museum · Villa Coyoacan ·

Museo Casa Kahlo

Historical place museum · Villa Coyoacan ·

Family-focused Frida Kahlo museum with interactive art

Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null
Museo Casa Kahlo by null

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Aguayo 54, Del Carmen, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

Restroom
Family friendly
Gender neutral restroom
Free Wi-Fi
LGBTQ friendly

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Aguayo 54, Del Carmen, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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•Restroom
•Family friendly
•Gender neutral restroom
•Free Wi-Fi
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 5, 2026

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A Brand-New Frida Kahlo Museum Is Coming To Mexico City

Set inside Casa Roja in Mexico City’s Coyoacán area, this forthcoming museum offers an intimate look into Frida Kahlo’s early life and family world, opening to the public for the first time on September 27. Housed in a property that once belonged to her parents and later her younger sister Cristina, and which has stayed in the family for decades, it will showcase Kahlo’s dolls, clothing, jewellery, personal letters, photographs and many other objects and documents to give visitors an up-close and personal insight into the artist’s childhood. The photography of her father, Guillermo Kahlo, will also be on display, and there will be space for rotating exhibitions featuring artwork by Mexican, Latin American and women artists. Led by Adán García Fajardo, the Museum of Memory and Tolerance’s current academic director, and overseen by the New York-based Fundación Kahlo, the museum is described by Kahlo’s grandniece Mara Romeo Kahlo as the real beginning of Frida’s legacy, rooted in the land, homes and culture that shaped her. - Liv Kelly

https://www.timeout.com/news/a-brand-new-frida-kahlo-museum-is-coming-to-mexico-city-061725
Museo Casa Kahlo

Rebecca K.

Google
We thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon at Casa Kahlo. We learned so much about Frida Kahlo’s family and the close relationship they shared. We had the best guide ever!! Did we ever challenge her! We had both English speakers and Spanish speakers in the group so she had to shift between languages. She did it so expertly that we all left awed by what we learned. The museum has some very nice movies that really enhanced our understanding of Frida’s early life and her ongoing relationship with her family. Casa Kahlo is yet home Frida’s parents moved to once she and Diego married and moved into the Casa Azul. In Casa Kahlo we began to understand Frida’s fascination wit self-portraits and truly felt her presence in the secret basement where she liked to hideaway and paint. The basement also had a collection of correspondence between Friday and her family that let us in on family dynamics and nicknames. They were a very interesting family. Do see this beautiful new museum.

Csilla V.

Google
I visited casa roja this Saturday around 11:00am. I just turned up, no reservation. I didn't have cash so I bought my ticket online there. They don't have card mashine. The staff was very helpful. When I got in, I asked if I could go on my own and they said yes. So I didn't go with the guided tour however they have Spanish and English guided tour, too. I loved this visit! I was in casa Azul 3 times but for me casa roja gives more chance to look into Kahlo family daily life. You can see how the life was then. The house is beautiful, well kept. From the family photos you know they had difficult life but they were happy, they were close to each other. I got in this casa what I was missing from casa azul. Absolutely worth the visit!

Dan C (.

Google
The Museum and tour were excellent. The collection is well thought out with a good flow from one room to the next. Tour guides were great and interactive. One big minus is that the store which we thought would have great quality products, it was not the case. We bought a denim jacket from the store and it is the worse color fade I have seen which we didn’t realize when we purchased it. The blue endlessly bleeds on to other clothing, surfaces, skin, etc. After washing it by itself in the washer and dryer, it turned both machines blue on the inside and required me to clean both before I used it further with other clothes. What a nightmare. I would have refunded this if I could but I realized it all after I left Mexico. I can’t even wear this out - wasted mxp 1300

SH W.

Google
This museum is telling more about the connection of the Kahlos, especially between Frida and her sisters. The spirits of Frida are shown in multiple ways. Also there is an interactive art installation with which people can take a digital photo to show on the projection. It's an interesting exhibition.

trisha S.

Google
This new museum was a delight to visit, it is not extremely large, but the exhibit was well curated and due to it being newly inaugurated i got right in with no wait whatsoever and only 3 other people were in my group. This was Frida’s parents house and then the residence of Frida's younger sister Cristina and her descendants. It was interesting to see Mr. Kahlo’s photographs from the turn of the 20th century, and early drawings and a kitchen mural by Frida. The interactive dark room where you get to see your picture developed and “hung” was really fun. Family photos and handwritten correspondence illuminated the close bond shared by the Kahlo family, whom I knew next to nothing about prior to this visit. The small gift shop was equally well curated and I was delighted to find pieces from Puebla’s modern talavera boutique “Talateca” available. Less items are available currently, because they now reside with me. 😁

Jorge S.

Google
Casa Kahlo is an absolute must-visit! Opened just last week, it offers an incredible look into the life of Frida Kahlo and her family. What makes it truly special is that it’s a family-led initiative, which gives the experience a sense of authenticity and intimacy you won’t find elsewhere. Walking through the space feels like stepping into her world — full of history, stories, and the essence of her past life. A moving and inspiring experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting Mexico City.

Daris S.

Google
The museum is very small with beautiful installations, the tour guides are friendly and very knowledgeable, however, the whole experience felt very rushed. The groups are separated by 10 minute intervals and you're not able to go back to a room once you've crossed it. We were rushed from room to room, I was distracted between reading all the info on the walls, looking at the pictures and hearing what the tour guide was saying all at once. Some rooms were very small that when two groups collided it was very cramped and difficult to move around which explains the rushing but unfortunately could not enjoy it full as I'm sure its intended to be enjoyed. Definitely leaves room for improvement.

Tash D.

Google
I liked it. I learned a lot. They’ve put a lot of effort into making the museum beautiful and informative. It would be cool to see if they have any other things in the archives or photos or momentos to share at another time.