The Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum

The Anahuacalli is a temple to art designed and bequeathed by Diego Rivera.

Feature List

  • Workshops
  • Historic garden
  • Family activities

Its unique architecture is inspired by pre-Hispanic and modern art, integrated with nature. Its permanent exhibition is made up of the most beautiful pre-Columbian sculptures from Rivera's collection.

The Anahuacalli also includes an Ecological Space, which protects flora and fauna native to the volcanic soil of the place. This reserve can be seen panoramically from the roof of the main building.

In 2021, the Anahuacalli became even larger, with the inauguration of new architectural spaces inspired by the Riverian ideal of the City of the Arts.

During the year, and as planned by the master Rivera, exhibitions of contemporary Mexican and international art are presented at the Anahuacalli, harmoniously alternating with its architecture and the Mesoamerican art on display.

The permanent exhibition of this exceptional Museum is the most beautiful pre-Columbian sculptures from Rivera's collection.

Opening Times

From Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 6pm

Email

x.jordan@museofridakahlo.org.mx

Phone

(+52) 55 5719 7652

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