This cultural tour the lives famous artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, whose love and creative passion came together to change the art of Mexico and the world. You will embark on an adventure through time as you visit the well-preserved workplaces of these two incredible artists.
With your friendly and knowledgeable bilingual guide, travel south of the city to the colonial town of Coyoacan, which boasts a Bohemian atmosphere and an enjoyable city life. In the city are the Plaza Hildago, known for its lush gardens, and The Parish Church of Saint John, a Baptist Church which is a common place to find venders, entertainers, and craftsmen.
On your Coyoacan tour, you will view the pyramid shaped structure made of black volcanic stone known as the Anahuacalli Diego Rivera Museum. This museum contains 60,000 pieces of artwork and artifacts created by many of Mexico's indigenous civilizations. The Aztec and Mayan layouts of the museum provide you with a strong sense of culture as you view each exhibit. The next stop is Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul Museum (The Blue House). Diego was a catalyst in the 1946 reconstruction of this building, which was originally built in 1904. Kahlo's collection of pre-Hispanic art is uniquely displayed inside the building, as well as an exhibit displaying Frida's personal collection of folk art and work by her husband, friends, and herself.
After a delightful day exploring the artistic worlds of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, enjoy return transportation to your Mexico City hotel.