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Picasso Museum Malaga: Discover Picasso’s art in the city of his birth

Discover the works of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century at the Museo Picasso Málaga, located in the Buenavista Palace in Malaga, where Pablo Picasso was born. Picasso Museum Malaga showcases a collection of over 280 works donated by Picasso's family, spanning his early academic sketches and Cubist masterpieces. Learn all about getting  Picasso Museum Malaga tickets!

Why visit Picasso Museum Malaga

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Visitors on a Guided Tour of Picasso Museum in Malaga
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Collection of Picasso’s masterpieces

Explore over 280 works by Pablo Picasso, spanning eight decades of his creative journey. From paintings and sculptures to ceramics and sketches, you'll get a front-row seat to the evolution of one of the world's most iconic artists. It's also displayed in a manner that reflects the evolution of his artistic style.

Stunning setting

Set inside a beautifully restored 16th-century Buenavista Palace, the museum has a mix of old-world charm and modern art! It’s as much a feast for the eyes as the art itself!

Exciting exhibitions all year round

Beyond the impressive permanent collection, the museum hosts engaging temporary exhibitions and cultural events. Recent highlights, like Structures of Invention, give the public a unique opportunity to view previously unseen works by Picasso!

Central location in Málaga’s Old Town

The Picasso Museum Málaga is just a 10-minute walk from the Cathedral and the Alcazaba. It's the perfect place to dive into Picasso's world while exploring the charming streets of his hometown and walking the same streets as him.

Things to know before booking your Picasso Museum Malaga tickets

  • We recommend taking a guided tour which is conducted in English or Spanish as the guide will be able to give you insights and tell you stories about Picasso’s life. You also have the opportunity to ask the guide any questions you may have.  
  • Please note that guided tours are only available on Wednesdays and Thursdays.  The guided tour lasts for one hour, and arriving on time is essential. Late arrivals may result in missing the tour altogether.
  • If you want to explore at your own schedule and pace, the general admission tickets have flexible duration and a multilingual audio guide included! 
  • Your general admission ticket has timed entry, which means you don’t need to waste time standing in queue, you can enter the museum directly.
  • Combine your visit with a trip to Picasso's Birthplace Museum for a comprehensive understanding of his life and artistic journey.
  • Note that ​combo tickets give you the flexibility to select different dates for each visit.
  • The Picasso Museum and Picasso’s Birthplace Museum are just a 4-minute walk away from each other, making it really convenient to visit both museums in one day!

Which Picasso Museum Malaga experience is best for you

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Entry tickets

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  • With a multilingual audio guide uncover the fascinating stories behind pieces like Woman with Raised Arms, Jacqueline Seated, and The Three Graces
  • Get creative in the Cubism Lab, where you can play with interactive objects like a mandolin to design your own compositions inspired by Picasso’s style

Tickets - Picasso's Birthplace Museum

  • The museum's first room has works by Denis Belgrano, Emilio Ocón, and an oil portrait of Picasso’s father, offering insight into Picasso’s early influences.
  • Admire original sketches and engravings from Picasso’s early years. A video will show you his artistic evolution.
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Guided tour

Guide: Live guide

  • If you would like to learn about Picasso's journey and explore over 200 works of art from his surrealist beginnings to Cubism, on this guided tour conducted in English or Spanish.
  • Visit the lower floor to explore ruins dating back to the Phoenician, Roman, and Arabic periods.
  • The Picasso Museum Malaga is in Buenavista Palace, a beautifully restored building that combines Renaissance and Mudéjar architectural styles.

Recommended Tour: Picasso Museum Malaga Guided Tour

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Combo tickets

Guide: Audio guide

  • This combo ticket offers a two-in-one experience, allowing you to explore Picasso’s legacy in his hometown by visiting both the Picasso Museum and Picasso's Birthplace Museum, just a 4-minute walk apart.
  • At the Picasso Museum Malaga, enjoy over 200 works by Picasso, including paintings, ceramics, and a hands-on Cubism Lab.
  • At Picasso's Birthplace Museum, explore personal objects, photographs, and insights into the influences that shaped the artist’s work.

Recommended Tour:Combo: Picasso Museum Malaga + Picasso's Birthplace Museum Tickets

Explore Picasso Museum Malaga

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Permanent collection

The museum has an amazing permanent collection with over 233 of Picasso’s masterpieces, showing off his incredible artistic journey from his early sketches to his famous Cubist works. It’s a fantastic way to see how he evolved as an artist over the years!

Library of the Picasso Museum in Malaga

Temporary collection

The museum keeps things exciting with rotating temporary exhibitions, offering fresh takes on Picasso's art. Recent shows like Structures of Invention bring new works and themes, so there's always something new to discover on every visit!

Shop of the Picasso Museum in Malaga

Picasso Museum Malaga Bookshop

The museum shop is a must-visit for art lovers and souvenir hunters alike! Specializing in Picasso and his era, it offers a wide selection of books. You’ll also find art-themed gifts, posters, stationery, decorative items, and fun stuff for kids and teens. Whether you’re looking for the perfect book or a unique gift to take home, this shop has something for everyone!

Courtyard of the Picasso Museum Malaga

Buenavista Palace

The Picasso Museum Málaga is housed in the gorgeous 16th-century Buenavista Palace, a stunning mix of Renaissance, Mudéjar, and Moorish style. The palace was carefully restored and expanded to create a modern museum space while preserving its historical charm and significance.

Visitors in front of art at the Picassos Birthplace Museum

Educational space

The museum has a super fun educational space where visitors of all ages can dive deeper into Picasso’s art! It’s packed with interactive activities, workshops, and hands-on learning to help you explore his techniques and creative themes in an engaging way.

Garden Cafe

Garden Cafe

The café is the perfect spot to have a bite. Enjoy a Mediterranean menu with something for everyone, all while surrounded by the museum’s peaceful garden. With laurels, geraniums, and bougainvillea in full bloom and the soothing sounds of a fountain nearby, it's the perfect place to relax.

Audioguide experience Picasso Museum in Malaga

Audioguide experience

The audio guide is your perfect companion for exploring the museum, available in 14 languages, including Spanish, English, and French. It offers insights into Picasso's masterpieces and includes an audio-described version for visitors with impaired vision. You’ll also learn about key Picasso sites around Málaga!

Plan your visit to Picasso Museum Malaga

Picasso Birthplace Museum Opening Hours

Picasso Museum Malaga is open everyday. The timings are as follows:

  • March–June: 10am to 7pm
  • July–August: 10am to 8 pm
  • September–October: 10am to 7pm
  • November–February: 10am to 6 pm

Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time.

The bookshop shuts 15 minutes before closing time.

Address: Palacio de Buenavista, C. San Agustín, 8, 29015 Málaga, Spain

Find on Maps

By Bus: The nearest bus stops are:

To the south, Paseo del Parque-Ayuntamiento

To the north, Plaza de la Merced

By Car: If you're coming from the city center, head towards Calle Alcazabilla or Calle Granada, which are near the museum. Park at Plaza de la Marina or Alcazaba Parking, both conveniently located just a 5-10 minute walk from the museum.

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  • Guide dogs: Guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
  • Wheelchair access: The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building. Visitors using wheelchairs can enter through a side entrance for easier access.
  • Staff: Museum staff are trained to assist visitors with disabilities. They can provide help with navigation and any specific needs during your visit.
  • Interactive programs: The museum organizes visits and workshops tailored for groups with special needs, promoting an inclusive approach to experiencing art.
Visitor viewing artwork at Picasso's Birthplace Museum in Malaga, Spain.
  • Library & archive: Open only by prior appointment, this space welcomes researchers, scholars, and anyone curious to explore Picasso's career and the art of his time.
  • Audio guide: Your perfect museum companion! Available in 14 languages, including options for audio description and Spanish Sign Language, it provides insights into the collection, cultural activities, and key Picasso landmarks in Málaga.
  • Cloakroom: Store your belongings comfortably, but note that only suitcases and backpacks up to 55 x 35 x 20 cm are allowed.
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  • You can access the bookshop through Calle Alcazabilla
  • Museo Picasso Málaga Bookshop is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and book lovers.
  • It offers an extensive collection of books on art, Picasso's life, and his time, available in multiple languages.
  • Beyond books, the shop features curated selections of art-themed merchandise, making it the perfect stop for meaningful souvenirs and gifts. 
  • Whether you're seeking an in-depth read, a beautiful poster, or something fun for kids, the bookshop has something for everyone.
  • Please note: The bookshop closes 15 minutes before the museum’s closing time, so plan your visit accordingly!
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  • Location: The Garden Cafe is situated in the peaceful garden of the Palacio de Buenavista, surrounded by orange trees, bay trees, and blooming geraniums.
  • Ambiance: A tranquil oasis to unwind, with the calming sounds of a garden fountain and the distant bells of the neighboring San Agustín Church.
  • Menu: Offers light Mediterranean snacks and refreshing drinks—perfect for a quick break during your museum visit.
  • Operating Hours: Open during the same hours as the museum but it closes 30 minutes before the museum’s closing time.

Places near Picasso Museum Malaga

Visitors in front of art at the Picassos Birthplace Museum

Picasso's Birthplace Museum

Step into Picasso’s birthplace, just a 4-minute walk from the Picasso Museum Málaga! Explore family photos, personal belongings, and themed exhibits that highlight the inspirations behind his iconic art.

Distance from Picasso Museum Malaga: 350m (4 minutes by foot)

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Centre Pompidou Málaga

Step into the Centre Pompidou Málaga, set in the striking El Cubo building! Discover modern masterpieces by Picasso, Chagall, and Kahlo, alongside rotating exhibits, interactive workshops, and installations—a must-see for art enthusiasts!

Distance from Picasso Museum Malaga: 1km (13 minutes by foot)

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Panoramic view of Alcazaba fortress in Malaga, Spain, showcasing historic architecture and lush greenery

Alcazaba Malaga

Travel back to the 11th century at Málaga’s Alcazaba, a breathtaking Moorish fortress! Explore its gardens, Islamic architecture, and courtyards. Located on a hill, it offers panoramic views of the city and harbor that are well worth the climb!

Distance from Picasso Museum Malaga: 200m (3 minutes by foot)

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Malaga Cathedral

Malaga Cathedral

Explore the Málaga Cathedral, also called La Manquita (the one-armed lady) for its unfinished south tower. The Renaissance and Baroque architecture wows with its interiors, chapels, and stunning artwork. Don’t miss the rooftop for breathtaking city views!

Distance from Picasso Museum Malaga: 270m (3 minutes by foot)

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Frequently asked questions about Picasso Museum Malaga tickets

What is the last admission time?

The last admission to the museum is allowed 30 minutes before closing time, so plan your visit accordingly to ensure you have enough time to explore.

Is there an audio guide available with the Picasso Museum Malaga ticket?

Yes! Your general admission ​Picasso Museum Malaga ticket offers an audio guide in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, and more. It’s a great way to learn about Picasso’s works and artistic journey.

Can I take photographs inside the museum?

Yes. Photography is allowed without flash; however, tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted inside the exhibition areas.

Can I visit both Picasso Museum Malaga and Picasso's Birthplace Museum with one ticket?

Absolutely! You can purchase a ​combo ticket that gives you access to both museums at a discounted rate, allowing you to explore Picasso’s life and art across two locations.

Is the Picasso Museum Malaga accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Picasso Museum Malaga is fully accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. The building is equipped with ramps, elevators, and other facilities to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

What can I see in the Picasso Museum Malaga?

The museum’s permanent collection features more than 200 works by Picasso, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. There are also temporary exhibitions showcasing different aspects of his career and artistic influence.

Is there parking available near the Picasso Museum Malaga?

While the museum doesn’t have its own parking, there are several public parking lots nearby, including Plaza de la Marina and Alcazaba. It's recommended to use public transportation if you're staying in the city center.

Is the Picasso Museum Malaga family-friendly?

Yes! The museum is a great place for families. Kids can enjoy the interactive areas and the museum offers educational workshops or activities specifically for children.

Is the museum pet-friendly?

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed inside the museum, except for service animals.

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