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Loved by 47 million+
Trustpilot rating: 4.5 out of 5
Zoltán Gyula Mezei
HU

Zoltán

Hungary
Jan 2026
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Picasso museum Malaga. Great interest, it is worth buying tickets in advance on the weekend, it is better to visit in the early afternoon hours . Exhibition presenting his entire oeuvre
Pierre Nierhaus
DE

Pierre

Germany
Dec 2025
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Great museum - well treated by the staff - quick entrance prcedure. Great facilities. Guidance by app and own phone; very comfortable.
Daniela Di Pietro

Daniela

Nov 2025
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Really lovely experience. Easy access, lots to see and very informative. Was amazing to be in the same building as so many famous and beautiful pieces of artwork by Picasso and others. We really enjoyed the Farah Atassi exhibition.
DeAndra Beck

Deandra

Jan 2026
We visited this museum when we were unable to get tickets for the art museum. We were very pleasantly surprised! We learned quite a bit about Picasso's early life and family and enjoyed seeing his childhood drawings. There was more art in the museum than we expected. The museum is located in his family's home and is rather small but there is a larger exhibition space a block away. We saw a wonderful exhibition there on his many pieces of art themed around Francoise Gilot. Our only suggestion would be for a few more benches in the exhibition hall.
Benedita Afonso Topa Raposo
PT

Benedita

Portugal
Sep 2025
A very positive experience, The museum staff were very helpful and knowledgeable, I really enjoyed the visit and learning more about Picasso, The house museum and the exhibition are very well organized, Congratulations

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Picasso Birthplace Museum | A glimpse into Picasso's early life and influences

Right in Malaga's Plaza de la Merced, you'll find a truly special place: the Picasso Birthplace Museum, which offers an intimate glimpse into the early life and creative beginnings of Pablo Picasso, one of the 20th century’s greatest artists. It's an experience that will connect you to the legendary artist like never before!

Things to know before booking your Picasso Birthplace Museum tickets

  • Make the most of your visit to Malaga with a combo ticket that includes access to both the Picasso Museum Malaga and the Picasso Birthplace Museum. Explore over 200 of Picasso's masterpieces in the larger museum and visit his birthplace just minutes away.
  • Enhance your visit with a multilingual audio guide included with most tickets, to gain deeper insights into Picasso's life and the artworks on display.
  • Keep an eye out for workshops and cultural activities offered at the museum. These hands-on experiences are perfect for families, art enthusiasts, and curious visitors of all ages.
  • The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, though the historic nature of the building may pose some challenges. Assistance is available on request. 
  • Entry may be limited during busy times. If at full capacity, visitors may be asked to wait for their turn.

Which Picasso Birthplace Museum ticket is best for you?

General admission ticket

  • Visit the house where Pablo Picasso was born and discover how Malaga shaped his artistic journey. 
  • See original works from Picasso’s sketchbooks, engravings, and personal belongings, offering a glimpse into his creative process and personal life.
  • Explore the museum's first room, featuring works by artists who influenced Picasso’s father and, in turn, Picasso himself. The audio guide will help you gain deeper insights into Picasso's life.

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  • Picasso's Birthplace Museum Tickets

Combo ticket

  • Two museums, one ticket! This combo gives you access to the Picasso Museum Malaga, which has over 200 of Picasso’s masterpieces, and the Picasso Birthplace Museum, which is just a 4-minute walk away.
  • Beyond Picasso's artworks, discover archaeological ruins at the Picasso Museum and personal artifacts at his birthplace for a well-rounded cultural experience.
  • Both museums feature rotating temporary exhibitions, offering fresh perspectives on Picasso and related themes.

Recommended Tour:

​Combo: Picasso Museum Malaga + Picasso's Birthplace Museum Tickets

Plan your visit to Picasso's Birthplace Museum

Picasso Birthplace Museum is open every day.

Opening hours: 9:30am to 8pm

  • Opening hours on December 24 and 31: 9:30am to 3pm
  • Closed on: January 1 and December 25.

Last entry: 15 minutes before the museum closes.

Address: Pl. de la Merced, 15, Distrito Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain

​Find on Map

  • By Bus: Take bus lines 1, 36, 37, or C2, which stop near Plaza de la Merced, just a 2-3 minute walk away. The museum is located directly on the square at 15 Plaza de la Merced, making it easy to reach on foot after getting off the bus.
  • By Train: From Malaga’s María Zambrano Station, take a local train to Malaga Centro-Alameda Station. The museum is about a 15-minute walk from there.
  • By Car: If you're coming from the city center, head towards Calle Alcazabilla or Calle Granada. Park at Parking Alcazaba or Parking Plaza de la Merced, both within a 5-minute walk of the museum.
  • Restrooms: Restroom facilities are available for visitors and are located throughout the museum.
  • Free Wi-Fi: Want to stay connected? Enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the museum.
  • Gift Shop: Looking for a souvenir? Check out the gift shop/bookstore in the lobby for unique art-inspired items and Picasso goodies.
  • Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible, as are the temporary exhibit area and Picasso's Birthplace. Because it's a historic building, there are some limitations, but the staff is ready to assist you if needed.
  • Please refrain from touching any artwork, sculptures, or displays to preserve their condition.
  • Ensure that children remain with you at all times. Please explain the importance of not touching any objects.
  • Pets are not allowed in the museum, except for guide dogs.
  • Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the museum.
  • Large packages and food or drinks are not allowed inside the museum.
  • You can take photos without a flash, but you need permission to take videos or use a flash.

El Pimpi: A famous Malaga institution, El Pimpi offers a traditional Andalusian atmosphere with a variety of tapas and wines. It’s perfect for a relaxed meal after visiting the museum.

Distance: About a 2-minute walk from the museum

Café de la Plaza: A cozy spot known for café-style meals and light bites, located right by Plaza de la Merced, offering sandwiches, salads, and drinks, ideal for a light lunch or snack.

Distance: About a 3-minute walk

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Picasso Museum Malaga

The perfect companion to your Picasso Birthplace Museum visit, the  Picasso Museum Malaga is a tribute to the life and work of Pablo Picasso. You will find over 200 amazing pieces, including paintings, ceramics, and sketches. It's the perfect chance to understand his innovative style and explore his deep connection to Malaga, the city where it all began!

Distance from Picasso's Birthplace Museum: 200m (4 minutes on foot)

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Distance from Picasso's Birthplace Museum: 350m (5 minutes on foot)

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Frequently asked questions about Picasso's Birthplace Museum tickets

Yes, you can purchase combo tickets to visit nearby attractions, such as the Picasso Museum Malaga, for a comprehensive experience of Picasso’s life and works.