You are taken to all the destinations via bus and they’ll give you a history lesson on all that you’ll see. Stop by souvenir shops if needed and of course lunch; the lunch is not provided but it’s a really fun experience since you’ll eat on a boat and all the food is cooked on a boat too.

We bought them as part of the tour. Definitely better we went to the front of the line with a reservation through the tour.

The Frida Kahlo museum is in her former home, Casa Azul. It is the same thing.

Es imposible hacer el recorrido en poco mas de cuatro horas. Lo normal es estar de regreso sobre la 18h. En el museo de Frida hay mucha cola y las visitas a las poblaciones piden calma. El precio depende de cada operador, però es fácil consultarlo por interner.

Claro que se puede ir con niños, supongo que te refieres a la seguridad. Otra cosa es como organizas el viaje para que les sea ameno, piensa que en en la mayoria de las visitas es ciudad y museos.

Ours was the last drop off, so probably around 6:00. But to the responder above who says they skipped the university tour, I don't think that is possible unless you arrange your own transportation from there (such as an Uber). The murals at the university make the stop worthwhile, though.

You pay the photo fee after you enter the museum. There is a separate desk to buy this ticket. One of my concerns about this lovely museum is that the experience is degraded by all of the people taking photos. The line through the house was starting and stopping with machine like precision for each person to take a picture of each painting and object they passed. It was difficult to enjoy the museum in the moment. All of these works are photographed and available on the web elsewhere. I would suggest that you just enjoy being at the museum and not looking at a camera screen.