The living quarters were interesting but like many museums in Mexico City it was in need of renovation. It did provide perspective to Diego Rivera’s work.

We visited the museum after lunch at the San Angel Inn across the street. The museum is powerful in its stark concrete architecture and it is inspiring to be in Diego Rivera’s actual studio and to see many of his belongings and tools of the...More

Dedicated to the life of Diego Rivera. He lived here with Frida. Not a lot of Diego works here, there are more around the city. if you are in the area stop by but i don't know if I would make a special trip just...More

The complex of three buildings (separate studio spaces for O'Gorman, Kahlo and Rivera). They weredesigned by Juan O'Gorman, an American from Chicago who became part of Diego and Frida's circle of friends and supporters. Only Rivera's studio open while the others undergo renovation. The studio...More

My wife and I stopped by here while on vacation in CDMX. Last year we visited Casa Azul and Diego's murals at Bellas Artes and Palacio Nacional. This year we made it a point to see his work at Museo Mural Diego Rivera, Museo Dolores...More

If you like Bahaus architecture, love skeletons or love the art by Diego Rivera, this is your place. It is also a good place to start a stroll through San Angel neigbhourhood. So why did I only give one point? For several reasons: First, there...More

The architecture reminds me of Bauhaus style and is interesting from the outside and it was interesting to peek into Diego's studio which looks as if he just left. But that's about it.