Coyoacán beyond the Casa Azul: art, gardens and quieter rooms
Keep the Frida Kahlo reservation if you have one, then discover watercolours, popular culture and the paths of Viveros. A Coyoacán day also works without a Casa Azul ticket.
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Keep the Frida Kahlo reservation if you have one, then discover watercolours, popular culture and the paths of Viveros. A Coyoacán day also works without a Casa Azul ticket.
One serious museum, a lakeside walk and a Roma table. A day with enough space between its three main appointments.
MUAC, a booked Coyoacán visit and a film in Xoco. Make a full day of the south, or choose two stops and slow down.
An artist talk examines how visual art can measure and evoke experience.
A collector's house opens a smaller-scale route into Mexico City's art history.
Architecture and experimental art create a compact cultural detour in San Rafael.
Contemporary art and a distinctive building make a natural pairing with a park walk.
A former religious complex brings art and architectural detail to a San Ángel visit.
Art meets the rooms and courtyards of the former Archbishop's Palace.
Modern Mexican art adds a focused museum visit to a Chapultepec day.
Contemporary art brings a gallery destination to the San Rafael neighbourhood.
Art education and historic architecture meet in an established Centro Histórico institution.
Art and palace architecture offer a cultural stop in the historic centre.
Two adjoining mansions become a changing stage for art, design and music at Proyecto Público Prim.
Religious art offers a focused cultural visit within the Guadalupe complex.
Mexican art and a monumental building reward a generous visit in the Centro Histórico.
European art and a palace interior create a museum visit near the Monumento a la Revolución.
A contemporary gallery makes an art-focused reason to explore beyond the museum circuit.
An exhibition space in Roma brings Mexican visual art into a neighbourhood walk.
Contemporary art occupies a former religious building close to the Alameda.
Craft, materials and imagination come together in a museum devoted to Mexican popular art.
A silver curve outside, an extensive collection inside. Pair Soumaya’s free galleries with neighbouring Jumex for a focused art day.
A day of talks treats tattooing as art, ritual and cultural memory.
Art and a historic building create a gallery stop at the edge of the Alameda.