Frida Kahlo’s studio.
The museum occupies the famous Casa Azul (Blue House) in the Coyoacan borough of Mexico City.
Virtual visitors begin their tour in the lush outdoor courtyard of the house.
Frida Kahlo’s studio. (Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour)
A stepped pyramid opposite the viewer resembles a Mayan pyramid, and pre-contact art is distributed throughout the museum.
Inside, viewers can slowly stroll through galleries with brilliant yellow floors.
After the galleries, visitors enter living spaces preserved just as the couple left them.
Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour
Surrounded by grand windows, a large studio gives insight into Kahlo’s creative process.
Visitors will feel connected to the artistic luminaries and historical figures who visitedCasa Azul.
The vibrancy of the house matches the rich and colorful history of its occupant.
A bedroom in Casa Azul. (Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour)
Take the virtual tour of the Frida Kahlo Museumhere.
Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour
The virtual tour allows the visitor to navigate like Google Maps.
A bedroom in Casa Azul.
Frida’s bedroom. (Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour)
(Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour)
Pyramid in the courtyard.
Pyramid in the courtyard. (Photo: Museo Frida Kahlovirtual tour)
