Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum
Price per person
Cancellation Policy
This service is not refundable. If the tour is canceled by the operator due to unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be provided.
Description
Our first stop will be Coyoacan, whose name in Nahuatl means “place of coyotes”. Here, our local guide will give you a brief explanation about the origin and importance of this neighborhood and its surroundings, and you will also have time to walk through its streets and if you want, have a light breakfast (on your own).
Next, depending on the option you select, you will visit either the Frida Kahlo Museum (Blue House) or the Casa Kahlo (Red House). At the Blue House, you will explore Frida’s former home, where she was born and later died, and discover the deep connection between her life, her work, and the spaces she cherished. At Casa Kahlo, you will experience a modern and immersive interpretation of Frida’s world through sensory rooms and contemporary storytelling that celebrate her legacy from a fresh perspective.
The tour NEXT continues to Ciudad Universitaria, where our local guide will reveal the meaning behind the extraordinary murals of the Rectory and the Central Library, located on the main campus of the National University. With more than 110 murals of different sizes and styles, this open-air gallery will amaze you with its unique way of narrating Mexico’s history.
The final stop is one of Frida Kahlo’s favorite places: Xochimilco. Here, you will learn about the area’s pre-Hispanic origins and enjoy a relaxing ride aboard a traditional trajinera. If you selected the lunch option, you will also indulge in a Mexican meal at a local restaurant before the boat ride. Afterward, take advantage of your free time to explore the handicraft market or sample more local flavors from the surrounding vendors.
Enjoy a day full of history, tradition, and culture—and be astonished by the beautiful landscapes and artistic spirit that Mexico has to offer!
based on 40 reviews
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Service ratings
Felipe N.
Cumple y sobra
Justo lo que buscábamos. Nunca vi algo parecido a Mexico City. El guía manejaba los dos idiomas del grupo sin problema. Cinco estrellas bien merecidas.
Florencia A.
Lo mejor del viaje
Nos sorprendió para bien. El paisaje en Juan O'Gorman no entra en una foto. El guía se acordaba del nombre de todos, un detalle que se agradece. Que incluya transporte redondo desde el punto de encuentro te saca un problema de encima. Todo fluyó sin demoras ni esperas largas. Una experiencia que vale cada minuto.
Laura I.
Not to be missed
Just brilliant. Booking was straightforward and confirmation came through instantly. The Trajinera Boat Ride was better than I expected.
Anna B.
Worth doing, with a few things to polish. Slick logistics, clearly done every day. The trajinera Boat Ride arrived exactly when we needed it. The stretch in the van feels long. There is room to improve, but no regrets.
Jack A.
Highly recommended, no reservations. The equipment arrived exactly when we needed it. We messaged them on WhatsApp with a question and got an answer in minutes. If we come back to México, we will do it again.
Eric E.
Highlight of the trip
We came away delighted. Mind your footwear, something with grip is best. I have never seen anything like México. Thank you for a great day out.
Highlights
- Visit Mexico's most enchanting places on this guided day tour.
- Visit the colonial neighborhood of Coyoacan and stroll through its streets.
- Immerse yourself in the magical world of Frida Kahlo while visiting her museum.
- Admire Juan O'Gorman's impressive murals at Ciudad Universitaria.
- Explore the Canals of Xoxhimilco on a colorful trajinera.
Important
Please bear in mind that if you dont book now the option that includes the Frida Kahlo Museum, you wont be able to purchase the tickets on-site, as they will be sold out.
Cancellation Policy
This service is not refundable. If the tour is canceled by the operator due to unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be provided.
Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City



