Coyoacán and the Frida Kahlo Museum offer the most culturally layered afternoon in the city. The bohemian neighborhood houses the Casa Azul museum in Frida Kahlo's original blue house, preserving her studio, personal belongings, and pre-Hispanic artifact collection. The weekend market in the central plaza sells traditional crafts, and the Jardín Centenario's cafe terraces provide a relaxing break. This area attracts 1.2 million visitors annually, 20% fewer than #1 Museo Nacional de Antropología, but offers a more intimate experience. It is also 30% more affordable than the typical rival cultural district, with free entry to the market.
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