Frida Kahlo's Blue House & Coyoacan

• Immerse yourself in the art of one of the most important Mexican painters of Mexican folk art: Frida Kahlo.
• To begin, we will visit the Blue House, the central office of the Frida Kahlo museum, on whose walls they present personal objects that evoke the history and the intimate world of this singular artist. Her work is famous for her point of view on feminism and how to evoke her indigenous roots.
• The next stop will take us to Coyocán, a district famous for the charm of its streets, alleys, and emblematic places, surrounded by colonial houses, cultural centers, restaurants, bookstores, art galleries, museums, and craft houses.
• Admire and photograph the atrium door of the Plaza de Coyoacán with a double arch, built in the mid-16th century, as well as the sculptures of the coyotes in the plaza, surrounded by craftsmen who weave bracelets and make earrings or textiles.
• Finally, save space to try a delicious donut and a coffee native to Veracruz as you walk and coexist with people in the Centennial Garden.

Note: Suitable for adults and children who can take long walks.

• New transport units with professional staff
• Optimal time to make visits without hurry
• Guided tours by local staff in the area with extensive experience and attention

• Gratuities

• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.