Diego Rivera Studio & UNAM Private Tour with Admission Tickets

Discover Mexican modernist architecture and monumental public art on a private tour of two remarkable cultural landmarks. Begin at the Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, one of Latin America’s pioneering examples of functionalist architecture. Designed by Juan O’Gorman, the striking red-and-blue studio houses reveal the creative environments in which Rivera worked and Frida Kahlo lived. Explore their separate spaces, connected by the famous rooftop bridge, and gain insight into their art, personal lives, and unconventional relationship. Continue to UNAM’s Ciudad Universitaria, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Mexico’s most extraordinary integrations of art, architecture, and landscape. Admire Juan O’Gorman’s monumental stone mosaics covering the Biblioteca Central and discover David Alfaro Siqueiros’s dynamic murals on the Rectoría building. Led by an art specialist, this tour connects intimate creative spaces with the monumental scale of Mexican Muralism.

Punto d’incontro

Meet your art guide at the entrance of the Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo. Your guide will be holding a City Art Tours Mexico sign.

Prelievo

Tutti si ritrovano al punto di partenza; non c’è prelievo.

Tipo di biglietto

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Gestito da

City Art Tours

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• The tour operates in all weather conditions. Part of the UNAM visit takes place outdoors, so please dress appropriately.
• The Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo and UNAM may occasionally close, restrict access, or modify visitor routes without prior notice due to site operations, special events, security measures, or university activities. If access to a scheduled location is unavailable or delayed by more than one hour, we will provide an appropriate alternative. Refunds or discounts cannot be offered in these circumstances.
• Visitor regulations vary by location. Large bags and suitcases may not be permitted inside the museum, so we recommend bringing only a handbag or small, slim backpack.
• Guided explanations and photography may be restricted in certain rooms or areas. Your guide will share the relevant context in permitted spaces before entering any restricted areas. Collections, exhibitions, and accessible areas may vary throughout the year.