This museum safeguards the legacy of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in the space where they lived and created part of their work. Designed by Frida’s architect and close friend, Juan O’Gorman, this set of two houses joined by a bridge symbolizes the independence of both artists and their unbreakable connection. The functionalist architecture, with its austere style and full of natural light, reflects the essence of the artistic movement of the time. Inside, Frida’s house retains some of her personal items, decorative details that evoke her essence and an intimate atmosphere that allows her to imagine her day to day. Although smaller than Diego’s, its space reflects his character and artistic sensibility. Diego’s larger house with a large collection of pre-Hispanic art also houses his studio, where you can still see his sketches, brushes and work tools. This attraction allows you access to the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Studio House.