It's pretty amazing and very hidden away in the burbs. A must for architecture fans. You need to make an appointment. More

This house close to the Metro Constituyentes built by famous mexican architect Luis Barragan in the 1950s is one of a kind. He played with light and color and very symmetric and reduced forms to bring the visitor into another world. More

You need to make an appointment to see Casa Barragan and it's not easy to find, but well-worth the trek. Designed and resided in by the great architect Luis Barragan, it's located in an unassuming neighborhood with graffiti-covered alleyways. The 45-minute tour costs $150 pesos, and takes you throughout the house, up to the rooftop and out to the lush... More

As mentioned in the other reviews, make an appointment ahead of time. I was very fortunate to walk up and make a same day appointment but I would advise calling ahead. The outside of this house is unremarkable. I walked right by it and had to be redirected by a local to the door. There is no easy way to... More

If you are planning to visit the house, it would be a great idea to make an appointment at least one day before, otherwise, you won´t be able to enter. The cost is $150 (mexican pesos) per person, but for mexican students, teachers and people with INSEN card there is a discount of $75 (mexican pesos). The tours are great... More

1.- If you're planning a visit to the museum, contact the museum to make an appointment. The correct mail is: informes@casaluisbarragan.org. 2.- You can always ask for other places designed by architect Luis Barragan such as the Casa Ortega, Gilardi House and others. 3.- For further information,the official web page is: www.casaluisbarragan.org More

Barragan was a brilliant and very influential modernist architect. His house is quite an amazing place to visit, and i'm sure that even if you aren't an architecture buff, you'll probably have as spiritual experience as you'll find in a modernist building. More