Diego Rivera Museum and Home

This is the former residence of the great Mexican painter Diego Rivera, now turned into a museum. It is very close to the famous Union Garden. A large number of scenes and manuscripts of his paintings are also preserved here. It is a good place to study the life of this great national treasure painter in the minds of Mexicans.

This is the former residence of the famous Spanish poet Rivera. This museum is not free and costs nearly 25 pesos. It shows some of Rivera's affectionate furniture layouts and life scenes, and interested friends can come in and find out.

In fact, it is quite literary, but there are not only Rivera's paintings, but also other painters' works, and there are many temporary exhibitions. Both a former residence and a museum. Rivera's house is still very good hahahaha. Painting...I don't know much, but the loneliness of Latin America can still be clearly felt. Rivera and Frida are Mexico’s two national treasure painters, and they are also world-renowned artists. It's a bit of a loss to come to Mexico without taking a look at their related attractions.

This is the former residence of a famous Mexican figure, Diego Rivera, where he was born, and now it is a museum. The red facade of the museum is very eye-catching, and the furnishings inside have kept the state of the year. It can be seen that Rivera is actually a wealthy family and it is worth visiting.

This is the former residence of Mexican national treasure painter Diego Rivera, and it is also a must-visit attraction in Guanajuato. In addition to Rivera’s childhood furnishings, many contemporary artists hold exhibitions in the former residence. It is also very interesting to watch an exhibition of abstract and contemporary art in the former residence of a realist painter.