When one seeks to deepen the knowledge on Frida Kahlo’s ouvre and has the privilege of getting to know her home, the intense relationship between Frida, her work and her home is discovered. Her creative universe is found at the Casa Azul or Blue House, where she was born and where she passed. Despite having lived outside of Mexico, as well as in different places in Mexico City when she married Diego Rivera, she always returned to her Coyoacán home.

Located in one of the most beautiful and oldest neighborhoods in Mexico City, the Blue House was converted into a museum in 1958, four years after the painter's death. Today it is one of the busiest museums in the Mexican capital.

The Casa Azul Museo Frida Kahlo is the place where personal objects reveal the intimate universe of the most recognized Latin American artist worldwide. In this house are some of the artist's most important works: Viva la Vida (1954), Frida y la cesárea (Frida and the Cesarean Section, 1931), Retrato de mi padre Wilhem Kahlo (Portrait of my Father Wilhem Kahlo, 1952), among others.

Museo Frida Kahlo - La Casa Azul

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