Frida’s Legacy – Casa Azul & Art Walk

In Coyoacán, the blue walls of Casa Azul glow under the morning sun, inviting you into the intimate world of Frida Kahlo. Inside, her life unfolds through canvases blazing with color and pain, rooms filled with artifacts, clothing, and personal treasures. With a private curator, you gain insight into her defiance, her passion, her resilience—art that was autobiography and protest in one. Beyond Casa Azul, the streets of Coyoacán pulse with creativity: galleries tucked into courtyards, murals that stretch across walls, mercados overflowing with flowers, textiles, and crafts. The air vibrates with mariachi bands, their melodies swirling around the scent of roasted corn and chilies. As dusk falls, the day culminates in a private dinner, curated from Frida’s own recipes—rich moles, tamales, and roasted vegetables paired with mezcal cocktails. Candlelight flickers across the table, blending art, flavor, and memory into a single canvas of experience. By night’s end, you feel her presence not only in the museum but in the living culture around you—Frida’s legacy thriving in every brushstroke, every song, every flavor.