• Palacio de Bellas Artes - The Palacio de Bellas Artes, a stunning architectural masterpiece in Mexico City, stands as the nation’s premier cultural venue. The iconic white marble structure beautifully combines Art Nouveau styles on the outside with Art Deco styles on the inside.

It showcases the most significant murals by Diego Rivera. Notable pieces include “Man at the Crossroads,” a recreation of his controversial fresco that was destroyed at New York’s Rockefeller Center, offering a powerful social critique and insight into scientific progress. Another highlight is “Carnival of Mexican Life,” a vibrant and profound reflection of Mexican traditions and essence.

These artworks, along with those by other muralists like Siqueiros and Orozco, make the Palace an essential museum for understanding Mexico’s history and art.

• Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli - Get ready for a truly unique experience. The building itself is a marvel: a grand volcanic stone structure that resembles a theocalli, an ancient pyramid. Rivera designed it with inspiration from pre-Hispanic architecture, creating the feeling of entering a sacred temple.

Inside, embark on a journey through time. Discover Diego’s remarkable personal collection of over 50,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts. He collected them throughout his life, not as trophies, but out of profound respect for ancient art. Each room is dedicated to different cultures: Olmecs, Mayans, Aztecs… offering a direct journey to the heart of Mesoamerica!

But there’s more. Visitors can also admire some of Rivera’s sketches and works, showcasing how his art was deeply influenced by these roots.

• Museo Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo - Designed by architect Juan O’Gorman, this set of houses is a functionalist masterpiece and one of the first modern architectural works in Mexico. Each studio was meticulously designed to meet the artists’ creative needs.

In Diego’s studio, admire his expansive workspace, bathed in natural light, where he painted murals such as “Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Central Alameda.” Visitors will also find his collection of cardboard Judas and folk art, which he cherished.

Next door is Frida’s cobalt blue house. Although her studio is more intimate, her essence is felt in every corner. The true charm lies in the gardens and the bridge connecting them, symbolizing their intense and complex relationship.

This place not only preserves their works but also their spirit. It’s the setting where they loved, created, and lived. An essential visit to understand these two icons! Visitors are sure to love it!

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• Meals

Art and culture enthusiasts! For those seeking a distinctive experience in Mexico City, this private tour is perfect. It offers an exclusive journey into the mind and heart of a genius: Diego Rivera.

The tour begins at the intimate Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Studio House, where visitors can explore the space where he lived, loved, and created his most renowned murals. His presence is felt in every corner.

Next, the tour proceeds to the impressive Anahuacalli Museum, known as his “energy house.” This volcanic stone temple, designed by Rivera himself, showcases his monumental collection of pre-Hispanic art, highlighting the deep roots that inspired his work.

Finally, the tour’s highlight: the magnificent Palace of Fine Arts. Here, in front of his masterful murals like “The Man in Control of the Universe,” the magnitude of his genius and social vision becomes clear.

This tour is more than just visiting places; it’s about connecting the dots of his life. An expert guide will narrate the full story of his legacy.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.