Explore the artistic legacy of Diego Rivera and the influence of Frida Kahlo on his personal and artistic life and the ancestral tradition of the Day of the Dead on a guided tour in Mexico City.
Begin your journey at the birthplace of muralism, where you’ll learn about Rivera’s history and artistic vision, as well as his impact on Mexico’s cultural identity.
Explore spaces where art and memory intertwine: from the movement’s earliest murals to the iconic depiction of La Catrina, a symbol of the Day of the Dead recognized internationally and featured in films and in Mexico City’s famous Day of the Dead parade.
Learn about the historical context, techniques, and stories behind murals rich in social critique, beauty, and tradition. Step into the heart of Mexican culture, where each stop reveals masterpieces and key moments in the history of muralism.
We’ll meet In front of Colegio de San Ildefonso, Justo Sierra 16, Centro Histórico. Easy access by metro Zócalo or Allende. Look for your guide in a pink T-shirt holding a pink umbrella.
The tour ends near the Palace of Fine Arts. At the end, your guide will share tips on things to do in the area and where to eat.
We will begin with a brief introduction to the life and work of Diego Rivera. This venue witnessed the birth of the love between Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, the most iconic couple in Mexican art.
A site featuring two courtyards and three levels.
Admire one of the most famous and representative works of Mexican Muralism, a masterpiece that weaves together the essence of Día de Muertos and the iconic figure of La Catrina.
We’ll end the tour at Mexico’s most important cultural venue, home to Diego Rivera’s most controversial mural created in the United States, now preserved for all to see.
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