Picasso's Birthplace Museum

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Explore over 200 masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, covering his journey from Cubism to Surrealism, at the Picasso Museum in Malaga.
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You can also experiment with the artist's signature style by trying your hand at creating compositions at the interactive Cubism lab.
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Take a short walk to Picasso's Birthplace Museum and discover the artist's roots through personal artifacts, childhood photos, and family memorabilia.
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Discover original artworks from sketchbooks, captivating engravings and video displays, and temporary exhibits showcasing selected pieces.
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Fun fact: To tackle the challenges of converting a 450-year-old palace into the Picasso Museum, modern vents were ingeniously hidden in marble slabs.
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Explore over 200 masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, covering his journey from Cubism to Surrealism, at the Picasso Museum in Malaga.
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You can also experiment with the artist's signature style by trying your hand at creating compositions at the interactive Cubism lab.
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Take a short walk to Picasso's Birthplace Museum and discover the artist's roots through personal artifacts, childhood photos, and family memorabilia.
-
Discover original artworks from sketchbooks, captivating engravings and video displays, and temporary exhibits showcasing selected pieces.
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Fun fact: To tackle the challenges of converting a 450-year-old palace into the Picasso Museum, modern vents were ingeniously hidden in marble slabs.
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Discover the childhood home of Pablo Picasso, where the essence of Málaga shaped his artistic identity and style.
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As you walk through the museum's 9 rooms, learn all about the artist's life and personal collections with a handy audio guide.
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Visit the library, now a research center, and then make your way to Picasso's reconstructed study, where many of his groundbreaking ideas came to life.
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After exploring the temporary exhibitions, you can also tour the nearby Picasso Museum to dive deeper into the artist’s life and work.
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Fun fact: Picasso's painting Dove of Peace became an iconic symbol of peace after World War II. He embraced this motif, linking it to his pacifist beliefs.
More details
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Discover the childhood home of Pablo Picasso, where the essence of Málaga shaped his artistic identity and style.
-
As you walk through the museum's 9 rooms, learn all about the artist's life and personal collections with a handy audio guide.
-
Visit the library, now a research center, and then make your way to Picasso's reconstructed study, where many of his groundbreaking ideas came to life.
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After exploring the temporary exhibitions, you can also tour the nearby Picasso Museum to dive deeper into the artist’s life and work.
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Fun fact: Picasso's painting Dove of Peace became an iconic symbol of peace after World War II. He embraced this motif, linking it to his pacifist beliefs.
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About Picasso's Birthplace Museum
Step into the early life of Pablo Picasso at his birthplace museum in Málaga. Explore a wide range of artifacts, including family mementos, childhood sketches, and personal photographs, which provide insight into Picasso’s formative years. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, making it a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about art.
Why visit Picasso's Birthplace Museum?
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Main entrance
The main entrance is located at Plaza de la Merced, with accessible entry options for visitors with mobility needs.
It is closed on January 1 and December 25, with last entry 15 minutes before closing.
A shop is available where visitors can purchase books, art-related items, and souvenirs related to Picasso and his work
There is a café on-site where visitors can relax and enjoy refreshments, including unique themed treats
The Picasso Birthplace Museum is equipped with clean and accessible restroom facilities for visitors.
To enhance visitor convenience, the museum offers a locker service.
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators to accommodate all visitors. Strollers are also permitted
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators to accommodate all visitors. Strollers are also permitted
Animals, except for service animals, are not permitted