Book Picasso Museum Malaga Tickets
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- Head right into the museum that stores all of Pablo Picasso’s prized artistic possessions without wasting any time at ticketing queues.
- Delve into the works of this revered 20th-century Spanish painter who revolutionized the conceptualization of art.
- The building itself is a sight to savor, boasting elements of Renaissance and Mudéjar in all its flair.
- Head to the lower floor to see the Phoenician, Roman, and Arabic archaeological ruins.
- Choose between 2 types of tickets that let you access different collections of work by Picasso and other artists.
Inclusions
- Access to Dialogues with Picasso collection
- Audio guide (in 10 languages)
- Cloakroom facilities
Exclusions
- Tour guide
- Tip: Explore Dialogues with Picasso 2020-2023, a collection that journeys through almost eight decades of Pablo Picasso's work.
- Spanish audio-described guides are available for people with reduced visual capacity and with sign language for Dialogues with Picasso.
- Every Sunday, the last two hours grant free entry for all.
- The audio guide is available in Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic.
- Facilities: Cloakroom, Wheelchair Accessibility.
- In the cloakroom, only suitcases and backpacks with a maximum size of 55 x 35 x 20 cm are allowed.
- The following are not allowed inside the museum: Pets, scooters, tricycles, or bicycles.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Why Visit Picasso Museum Malaga?
The Picasso Museum Malaga displays the work of the famous Pablo Picasso, a Spanish painter who not only co-founded the Cubist movement but is also considered one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Not only does the museum include some of his brilliant works of art, but the building is also a brilliant example of Andalusian architecture from the 16th century with elements of Renaissance and Mudéjar.
The Picasso Birthplace Museum on the other hand allows you to experience what Picasso himself experienced in the place of his birth. 6 rooms take you through the different phases of his life, allowing you to get a feel of how his childhood years shaped him into what he later became.
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Picasso Museum: Skip-the-line Tickets
Dive deep into the works of Pablo Picasso at this museum where you can see more than 100 pieces of his work across temporary and permanent exhibitions. If you’re in a hurry, you can book a standard ticket that gives you access to Dialogues with Picasso collection. But if you have the time, you can upgrade your tickets to further explore the Paris of Brassai collection. The ticket gives you skip-the-line access, allowing you to head straight to the ticket counter with your mobile ticket.
Discounted tickets: Ages 65 years onwards and students 26 years and below enjoy reduced ticket pricing. Free tickets for youths aged 18 and below (those under 13 must be accompanied by an adult).
Super Flexible Cancellation: Get a full refund on canceling this ticket up to 24 hours before schedule.
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Picasso’s Birthplace Museum: Skip the Line Tickets
This ticket allows you to skip long ticket lines and head straight into the Picasso Birthplace Museum, the place where, as the name suggests, Pablo Picasso was born. Trace the journey of his life while you also get an in-depth understanding of his 19th-century works and inspirations. You can also look at Picasso’s personal collections in a reconstructed study and understand the origins of his grand ideas. Explore Picasso’s memorabilia at the library converted into a research center.
Discounted tickets: Ages 65 years onwards and students 26 years and below enjoy reduced ticket pricing. Free tickets for youths aged 17 and below (those under 13 must be accompanied by an adult).
Super Flexible Cancellation: Get a full refund on canceling this ticket up to 24 hours before schedule.
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The Paris of Brassai
The Paris of Brassai exhibition, organized by Museo Picasso Malaga, features the work of one of Europe's most well-known photographers from the first half of the twentieth century. Brassai’s efforts helped to shape the international public perception of Paris, the Eternal City. It's on display among pieces by Pablo Picasso, Pierre Bonnard, and Georges Braque. This exhibition will be present at the museum till the 3rd April 2022, so make sure to go check it out before then.
Face to Face
The exhibition, which is co-organized by the Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla, will be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to learn about Pablo Picasso's connections to famous painters of the past. The exhibition offers viewers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to discover the similarities between Picasso's work and that of El Greco and others by comparing it to that of the Old Masters. This exhibition begins on 22nd Feb 2022 and will go on till 26th Jun 2022.
Paula Rego
This will be a presentation that will showcase an uncompromising artist with a powerful imagination. Rego revolutionized the way women are shown in figurative art and revolutionized the way women are represented in general. In her paintings, you can see how she fiercely opposed the Portuguese dictatorship. Don’t forget to check out the Dog Woman and the Abortion series displayed in this exhibition as well. The exhibition will be live between 26th Apr to 21st Aug 2022.
Dialogues with Picasso
This permanent exhibition will assist visitors to obtain a better knowledge of Pablo Picasso's artistic career by grouping his works in a way that helps them understand his artistic processes in chronological order. You can find artworks here from more than 80 years of his life that allow you to see Picasso’s creative rigor and understand how he played a major role in Western art. You can also notice the diverse themes and techniques that Picasso used and mastered.
Picasso Birthplace Museum
Located at Plaza de la Merced, Malaga, the Picasso Birthplace Museum took form under the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation. Born here on 25th October 1881, Picasso grew up to become an influential artist, and this area was declared a Historical-Artistic Monument of National Interest in 1983. Today, this place holds the Picasso Birthplace Museum that allows you to see where Picasso lived the first few years of his life.
Plan Your Visit to Picasso Museum Malaga
Pre-booking your Picasso Museum Malaga tickets allows you to not only plan your trip ahead but also allows you to skip the long waiting lines at the ticket counters. This keeps you and your companions safe from Covid-19 and also gives you the convenience of showing your tickets directly on your phone. You can also avail great discounts when you book your tickets online.
Picasso Museum Malaga Opening Hours
Open from Monday to Sunday.
General Opening Hours: 10 AM to 7 PM
Picasso Birthplace Museum Opening Hours
Open from Monday to Sunday.
General Opening Hours: 9:30 AM to 8 PM
Picasso Museum Malaga
Address: Palacio de Buenavista, C. San Agustín, 8, 29015 Málaga, Spain
Picasso Birthplace Museum
Address: Pl. de la Merced, 15, 29012 Málaga, Spain
Wheelchair Accessibility: The museums are mostly wheelchair accessible and include accessible toilets and elevators as well. You can also borrow wheelchairs with seat belts from the facility if you need one.
Art Approach Program: These are participatory visits for groups with varying levels of physical, mental, sensory, intellectual, or mental functioning. If you wish to explore the Picasso Museum Malaga, you are welcome to join this program.
Toilets: All the rooms have restrooms, except for the CAC, (toilets are downstairs to the right of the entrance). However, you must have an admission ticket to use them. You can use the toilets at the Picasso Museum and the Carmen Thyssen Museum if you're in the café. Museum’s restrooms are open to the public.
Guided Tours: Guided tours are available at the museum as well. With it, you can learn about Picasso's importance and contribution to art history.
Audio Guide: The audio guide service is available in ten languages. (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish), as well as two temporary exhibits (English and Spanish).
Bookshop MPM
Open for the same hours as the Picasso Museum Malaga, this shop is located in Plaza de la Higuera and you can access it through Calle Alcazabilla. The bookshop has a large collection of books on art in different languages.
Cafe MPM
Also open for the same hours as the museum apart from closing 30 minutes before the museum’s closing time, the Cafe MPM is a perfect place for one to relax and enjoy some light refreshments while visiting the museum. The cafe is located in the garden of the Palacio de Buenavista and is surrounded by orange and bay trees along with some lovely geranium flowers
There are many hotels near Picasso Museum Malaga. Plan your stay here whenever you visit the museum. Some of them are as follows:
Budget: Wey's Home Suites, Málaga Hotel Elíseos, Hotel Soho Boutique Las Vegas
Mid-Range: Hotel Del Pintor, La Casa Azul B&B, Apartamentos Tandem Soho
Luxury: Vincci Seleccion Posada del Patio, Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro, Casita Evy-Lou
Here are some other great attractions you could visit while visiting Picasso Museum Malaga.
Centre Pompidou Málaga: Take a stroll into the Centre Pompidou, also called El Cubo along Malaga’s port. This colorful museum has more than 80 artworks on display from 1905 onwards, including some of Picasso’s masterpieces.
Alcazaba: In the Spanish city of Málaga, the Alcazaba is a magnificent fortification. The Hammudid dynasty built it in the early eleventh century. It is one of the best attractions to visit in Spain after the Picasso Museum Malaga
Frequently Asked Questions About Picasso Museum Malaga Tickets
Yes, tickets for Picasso Museum Malaga are available online. You can check them out here.
You can easily buy your tickets to Picasso Museum Malaga online.
Yes, there are many discounts available on Picasso Museum Malaga tickets. Check them out here.
Yes, Picasso Museum Malaga is now open for visits.
Yes. There are many safety protocols in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19 to ensure that all the visitors are protected during their visit.
There are temperature checks performed at the entrance. People with high temperatures or showing symptoms of Covis-19 are prevented from entering the premises. There are also hand sanitizers present throughout the museum along with appropriate social distancing measures.
Yes, you can avail wheelchairs with seat belts at the Picasso Museum Malaga. Just approach one of the staff members.