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- Lucille FisherDecember 20, 2014Excellent museum highlighting the life & art of the fascinating Frida Kahlo. The museum is in a very hip & interesting neighborhood. Also don't miss L. Trosky 's museum closeby.Upvoted Aug 30
- Paul FraitesApril 17, 2016Great museum, make sure to take the video guide. If you want to take pictures inside the museum you need to pay 60 pesos (stupid, in my opinion but worth it).
- Fabio Rodrigues da MottaDecember 4, 2016Awesome museum. The best in CDMX. To avoid long lines ask for the Bus Combo with Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo museums. 130 pesos
- EricJuly 18, 2015A really good museum: the grounds are gorgeous, intimate bits of her life are scattered throughout, and the art is stunning. Make sure to hit Tostadas Coyoacán and Café Avellaneda afterwards!
- Paula MadeiraDecember 13, 2021Expensive but AMAZING! It is a must for sure. Be aware, you must pay 30 extra pesos to be allowed to take pictures inside (rip-off). But still, go and be delighted
- Jessica FengFebruary 19, 2018Collection of Frida and Diego artwork, as well as lovely peaks into what their decor looked like while living here. Line can get long so maybe look into booking online if you’re short on time
- SalvadorMarch 24, 2016Purchasing tickets in advance on their website will not guarantee entrance for the time you purchased your ticket. You should still arrive early (30-60min) before your scheduled time to wait in line.
- Damon SununtnasukAugust 18, 2017You absolutely must buy your tickets online in advance. Each ticket has a time slot (30 minute increments) and you should show up to get in line 10 minutes before your assigned time.
- Liz 🦎March 24, 2016Lines start forming before 10:30am. We got tickets in advance on the internet but it made no difference. Even though we were first group (11am) people buying tickets the day of were let in before us.
- Andrea BarrezuetaApril 15, 2018Loved the temporary exhibition of her dresses and fashion. But tickets before coming. Come early or stay after to walk around cute Coyoacan. Line up at the museum 10min before. Done in 45-60min.
- AmberMay 10, 2017Pro tip: Buy tickets in advance online so you don't have to wait in line. If there's time, the Leon Trotsky museum is nearby too.
- Fabio SonodaJune 18, 2017It's really interesting to visit the place! You have the chance to see were Frida Kahlo and her husband (Diego) lived, their work, and a nice garden.
- Kaitlyn ReedOctober 4, 2018Buy ticket online, you'll still have to stand in line for at least 30mins. It's worth it to buy the photography pass so you can take pictures. Takes about 1-2hours to go through. Better than expected!
- Sharon VJuly 2, 2018This was an informative and fascinating tour. The estate is beautiful and I learned so much! Buy combined tickets to visits the Diego Museum as well. Bus fair is included and you save time on the line
- Emily MitnickApril 2, 2019I’ve made the mistake of not buying tickets in advance online. Expect to waste a couple of hours in line. Go get lost around the beautiful little colorful streets of Coyoacan instead :)
- The ArtificialNovember 27, 2017The house itself is beautiful, so it is worth taking a book and hanging out in the garden for a bit if it is not very crowded. My favorite part of the exhibition is Frida's dress collection.
- LuciDecember 8, 2014A must!!!!! Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo is one of the best love stories ever. Go first to ANAHUACALLI that ticket also includes this museum, so you don't pay twice.
- Brian StraussMarch 15, 2019Outstanding! Getting there with Uber is very easy. Make sure to buy your ticket in advance online so that you can skip the massive line out front.
- Parker DayJuly 20, 2016Everyone knows you should visit the Frida Kahlo museum, which happens to be her big, beautiful blue house. After touring Frida's house, head to the Coyoacan market nearby for some tostadas.
- Karin GattringerDecember 9, 2018Definitely buy your tickets online. Be prepared for tons of people visiting.
- Yura YuraJuly 11, 2014Absolutely a must! There is few places in df of that quality! If u from Russia or know its history, go to Trotsky museum few blocks down! Also a must do!
- Kindall HAugust 22, 2017Less about Frida's work and more about her house, clothing, life style and marriage. Line is long to get in so I suggest buying tickets ahead online.
- P. D.November 26, 2021Tickets were impossible, but we were in the area so we walked by to take in the beautiful blue building. Looks like that's all anyone is interested in anyway! Maybe save yourself the trouble!
- Max WennekerNovember 20, 2016Really interesting and well preserved. Get the audio guide, and buy tickets online in advance (can do day of)
- Mel M.July 5, 2015-.The architecture was made by some of the best artist in Mexico (O' Gorman) totally a must see.
- Megan MastersApril 17, 2018A bit crowded, but nice place to stop in Coyoacán to learn more about Frida & Diego. We had issues using us credit card to book in advance - hotel had to help.
- Fadia KaderFebruary 16, 2014a must. If there is a line ask about the 2 for 1 - $100 pesos gets you into FK museum and then a bus trip Diego's ruin gallery. u have to pay $60 for pics
- Emilce AvilaAugust 14, 2015Clearly one of the must visit museums in Mexico, just try to make it early to avoid long lines... But it's totally worth it
- Margarita KrupSeptember 11, 2014Frida Kahlo's house and museum where she lived with Diego. Her art pieces and wardrobe are displayed. Must visit.
- Stefano Da SilvaSeptember 25, 2017Lots of interesting exhibits, if you want pictures inside of the museum itself you’ll need a special permit which you can purchase when you buy your tickets.
- ClaudiaMarianaApril 26, 2016Compren boleto en línea! Buy ticket online! Ticket lines are eternal and if you are in a short visit, you may missed the chance to go in.
- Mathilde LeoApril 2, 2016The audio guide is worth it. Really nice stories of Frida's life as you move from room to room and explore her past.
- ToryBurchJune 21, 2013This blue house is where Frida Kahlo lived, worked and inspired. Her personal diary, sketches and final painting are here, along with works of art by her husband, Diego Rivera.
- Zina AlamJanuary 25, 2017Book tickets in advance to skip lines - it's about a 30min Uber from the city centre. Make time to go to the nearby Mercado Coyoacan for food before/after.
- Jef WegAugust 3, 2017A million people. Buy a ticket in advance. Not a whole lot to look at, you can probably go through in less than an hour
- Jeremy BassOctober 15, 2018Also known as "The Blue House" Josh S recommendation. Per Laura H, its kinda a trek and you should make reservations ahead of time
- Rachel LevyMarch 9, 2019If you or someone in your group is over 60, you don’t have to wait in *any* of the lines for entry, even if you don’t have tickets in advance.
- 48 hrs AzapMarch 13, 2013This place has personal items of the artist. Ask for a guided tour, it's highly recommended. You can watch some screenings about Frida every hour.
- Jason BrewOctober 9, 2016Buy your tickets online and skip the long line to get in. It's only an extra 10 pesos
- Susan LaiMay 24, 2022You can really see her life here. Watch the Nextflix movie to get a good background on Frida. Have to order tix in advance.
- 𝙶𝚘𝚗𝚣𝚊𝚕𝚘 𝙰𝚛𝚎𝚗𝚊𝚜December 17, 2018Buy your tickets in advance - it gets packed and you’ll therefore spend a long time in line if you do not already have a ticket
- Amy BJuly 20Must buy tickets online. While you can just show up don't! Often booked. Buy at least 3 days in advance.
- SiobhánMarch 30, 2019The actual Frida exhibit is small and feels quite lacking. The garden area is lovely however. Be warned: it’s an extra MXN$30 to take photos inside.
- Ramzi M.December 20, 2017The line is crazy. Get there in time. Inside it's not that interesting. The pictures on Foursquare with the skeletons are from another museum...
- Ricardo da Silva OliveiraApril 8, 2017Buy tickets online or arrive before opening. This is not an accessible museum a lot of stairs.
- Stephanie HagemeisterFebruary 15, 2017Enjoyed the audio tour ($80), and felt the photography permit ($60) was worth it. Took my time and spent about 90 minutes here.
- Fabiano WaewellFebruary 9, 2016Very well conserved, friendly staff and great item selection. Also the place is magnificent!!!