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Hop on a captivating journey through Coyoacan’s iconic museums.

Highlights

• Enjoy a tour of Coyoacan with a private guide
• Stroll Coyoacan's narrow colonial-era streets
• Visit the fascinating museum homes of Leon Trotsky and Frida Kahlo
• See the collection of the Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones
• Discover Mexico's cultural mix at the Museo Nacional de las Culturas Populares

Description

Our adventure begins with a visit to the Casa Kahlo Museum, also known as La Casa Roja (The Red House). As you explore its thoughtfully curated exhibits, you’ll be surrounded by personal artifacts, intimate photographs, and symbolic objects that reflect her relationship with identity, pain, and self-expression. Rather than walking through her former home, you’ll experience her story through a modern lens—where her bold spirit, political passion, and artistic legacy are brought to life through interactive displays and striking visuals. It’s a powerful glimpse into the life of one of Mexico’s most iconic artists, where every detail echoes her creative genius. Next, we move to the nearby Leon Trotsky Museum, the former residence of the Russian revolutionary during his exile in Mexico. Here, we delve into a fascinating chapter of political intrigue, where Trotsky, one of the key figures of the Russian Revolution, sought refuge after fleeing the Soviet Union. The museum provides a detailed glimpse into Trotsky’s turbulent life, showcasing his personal belongings, writings, and the story of his political struggle. Walking through the house, you’ll learn about his time in Mexico, his contributions to global politics, and the turbulent period leading up to his assassination in 1940. This stop allows you to understand a crucial moment in history and the political undercurrents that shaped the 20th century. Our exploration continues with a visit to the National Museum of Interventions, a significant cultural site that delves into the historical events that have shaped the neighborhood’s destiny. The museum focuses on Mexico’s military history, particularly the interventions from foreign powers that have influenced the nation’s development. The museum’s exhibits highlight the Mexican-American War, the French intervention, and the Mexican Revolution, offering a comprehensive overview of the struggles that have defined Mexico’s political landscape. Through artifacts, documents, and interactive displays, you’ll better understand the complex history that shaped this area and Mexico’s broader national identity. Next, we visit the National Museum of Popular Culture, where you’ll be immersed in the region’s customs, traditions, and folklore. This museum showcases the art and cultural expressions deeply embedded in Mexico’s people’s daily lives. From traditional crafts and artworks to regional music and ceremonial costumes, the museum celebrates Mexico’s diverse cultural heritage. Through its exhibits, you’ll learn about the country’s indigenous roots, the fusion of cultures, and the customs that continue to thrive in modern-day Mexico. During the museum explorations, wander through the picturesque streets, adorned with colorful houses, quaint churches, and bustling local markets. Experience the energy and captivating atmosphere this “Magical District” offers.

Includes

Hotel pick-up & drop-off Transportation in a private vehicle Service of a private guide Entrance tickets and guided visits to Casa Kahlo Museum, Museo Casa de León Trotsky, National Museum of Interventions, and National Museum of Popular Culture Walking tour of Coyoacan

Important Information

• IMPORTANT:Frida Kahlo Museum: Mexico City is home to several museums dedicated to Frida Kahlo’s life and art, including Casa Azul, Casa Roja, and the Museo Estudio Frida Kahlo y Diego Rivera. On this tour, we will specifically visit Casa Roja, where you can explore the home that played an important role in her life, and view Casa Azul from the outside, the iconic “Blue House” where Frida lived with Diego Rivera (entry requires prior reservation and is not included). CONTACT: Please provide a valid contact phone number with the international prefix as our guide may need it for pickup. Please ensure it's available on the day of the tour. Alternatively, if we cannot find and reach you, the tour will be considered a no-show.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund