Tickets to the Frida Kahlo Museum
Step inside La Casa Azul, the cobalt-blue universe where Frida Kahlo was born, lived, and created her iconic art.
Book Your Timed-Entry SlotWelcome to La Casa Azul, the Blue House, the intimate universe of Frida Kahlo. Located in the heart of Coyoacán in Mexico City, this is where the artist was born in 1907, lived with her husband Diego Rivera, and died in 1954. Tickets are sold exclusively online with a timed-entry slot and sell out weeks in advance. Plan your visit by checking the opening hours and our tips for the best time to visit to avoid the crowds. Our visitors guide has everything you need for a smooth experience.
Available Tickets
Ticket Prices Breakdown (in MXN)
- General Admission (Foreigners): $320 MXN
- Mexican Nationals (with valid ID): $160 MXN
- Students & Teachers (with valid ID): $60 MXN
- Seniors & Children (6-12 years): $30 MXN
- Children under 6: Free
- Visitors with disabilities: Free
Important: Tickets are only sold online in advance for a specific time slot. There are no on-site ticket sales.
Why Book Your Tickets Here?
Secure your spot at one of Mexico City's most popular museums.
Guaranteed Entry
Tickets sell out weeks, sometimes months, in advance. Booking ahead is the only way to guarantee you can visit on your chosen day.
Free Cancellation
Change of plans? No problem. Cancel up to 24 hours before your visit for a full refund, offering flexibility the official site does not.
Instant Mobile Tickets
Receive your tickets instantly via email. Simply show the QR code on your phone at the entrance—no printing required.
Optional Audio Guide
Enhance your visit with an audio guide available in multiple languages. Add it to your booking to hear the stories behind the art and artifacts.
The Bed That Became a Canvas
In 1925, an 18-year-old Frida Kahlo was in a devastating bus accident that left her with lifelong injuries and confined to bed for months. To help her pass the time, her mother, Matilde, had a special easel made and, most importantly, installed a large mirror on the canopy of her four-poster bed. This simple act changed the course of art history.
Lying on her back, Frida's first and most constant subject became herself. "I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best," she once said. That very bed and the overhead mirror still stand in her bedroom in La Casa Azul, a powerful testament to her resilience and the birthplace of the self-portraits that would make her a global icon. Visitors can stand in the room where pain was transformed into profound, enduring art.
Booking Your Visit
A simple 3-step process to secure your entry.
Select Your Date & Time
Choose your desired visit date and select one of the available 30-minute entry slots. Remember, tickets sell out far in advance, so book early!
Complete Your Booking
Enter your details and complete the secure payment. You'll receive an email confirmation with your mobile tickets within minutes.
Arrive and Enjoy
Arrive at the museum 10-15 minutes before your scheduled time. Show the QR code on your phone at the entrance and step into Frida's world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions about visiting La Casa Azul, answered.