A NEW FRIDA KAHLO MUSEUM OPENS IN MEXICO CITY
September 4, 2025
This September, Mexico City will unveil an extraordinary new cultural landmark: the Museo Casa Kahlo, also known as Casa Roja. Opening September 27 in the Coyoacán neighborhood—right beside the iconic Casa Azul—the museum will offer visitors a more intimate look at the artist’s formative years and family influences, featuring never-before-seen personal artifacts, early works, and her only known mural.
For groups seeking cultural depth, this new museum is an ideal addition to Mexico City’s already world-class arts scene. Together with Casa Azul, Museo Dolores Olmedo, and Museo de Arte Moderno, Casa Roja enriches itineraries with unique opportunities to engage with Mexico’s most iconic artist. Its location in the historic Coyoacán district also makes it perfect to combine with dining, walking tours, and other cultural experiences.
Whether your group is discovering Kahlo’s legacy, enjoying the city’s vibrant gastronomy, or exploring its historic neighborhoods, this new museum ensures your guests will experience the Mexican capital at its most inspiring!
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