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The guid Carla was really fantastic. She explains everything about Picasso . The museum was good with unique pictures of Picasso. I enjoyd the tour. Thank you.
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#Tour done on Saturday 25/10 at 12:30. The tour was well organized, the guide was very friendly and well knowing Picasso's life and works. We took enough time to observe the masteroieces. That was very insightful experience.

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Picasso Museum: Extensive collections of artworks by Pablo Picasso

Picasso Museum in Barcelona is located at the heart of the city's Gothic Quarter. This museum stands as a homage to the prolific and revolutionary artist, Pablo Picasso, offering visitors an unparalleled journey through the various chapters of his extraordinary life and artistic career. Read on to learn more about this legendary artist and the museum displaying his works.

Why visit the Picasso Museum in Barcelona?

Picasso Museum Barcelona
  • Historical Ambiance: The museum is housed within the medieval palaces on Carrer Montcada. The historical setting enhances the overall experience, providing a glimpse into both the artist's life and Barcelona's rich cultural heritage.
  • Architectural Marvel: Picasso Museum is housed within interconnected medieval palaces Admire the intricately carved facades, arches, courtyards, and hidden corners
  • Understanding Picasso: The museum holds key references to Picasso’s formative years as an artist. The museum features exhaustive art pieces from the ‘Blue Period’ - a period between 1901 and 1904 where the artist mostly worked in shades of blue. 
  • Educational Value: The Picasso Museum hosts events and exhibitions that touch upon significant aspects of the artist's career. The Picasso Museum is also complete with a library dedicated to Picasso’s historic collection.

Which Picasso Museum ticket is best for you?

If you are short on time

Go for: Skip the line tours
Duration: 1 hr. 30 min.
Guide: Guided tour

  • Ideal for travelers on a tight schedule, this tour offers a focused exploration of Picasso's formative years and the reason why he is hailed as a groundbreaking artist.
  • Choose an English, Italian, Spanish, or French-speaking guide for a personalized journey through Picasso's art
  • Tailored for those with limited time, this tour strikes a balance between depth and efficiency, giving you a comprehensive overview of Picasso's art.

Recommended Tours:
Picasso Museum Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

If you want to explore beyond

Go for: Guided walking tour
Duration: 3 hours
Guide: Audio guide

  • Stroll along a 1-hour walking route, exploring landmarks like the 30-meter Arc de Triomf and Plaça de Sant Pere. Choose the walking tour in either Spanish or English.
  • Explore Picasso museum's extensive collection featuring 4,000 works, including sketches and sculptures.
  • Marvel at iconic works such as Banksy's "Laugh Now" and Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe print in Moco Museum. 

Recommended Tours:
Guided Walking Tour of ‘El Born’ & Picasso Museum with Entry to Moco Museum

Picasso Museum highlights

The Picasso Museum is located in the heart of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, a bustling hub of historic culture, significance, and revolutionary architecture. The Picasso Museum is home to some of the most famous paintings by Picasso, including "Man in a Beret", "Mountain Landscape", and “Still Life”. Here’s a look at the highlights of Picasso Museum:

Las Meninas Series

Witness Picasso's reinterpretation of Diego Velázquez's masterpiece, "Las Meninas." The museum houses an intriguing series of paintings where Picasso deconstructs and reimagines the iconic work in his own revolutionary style.

Ceramics and Sculptures

Experience the versatility of Picasso's artistic expression with a diverse array of ceramics and sculptures. These three-dimensional works offer a unique perspective on the artist's creativity and experimentation.

Blue Period

Immerse yourself in the emotional depth of Picasso's Blue Period, characterized by melancholic and introspective themes. The museum features several masterpieces from this period, such as "Science and Charity" and "La Vie."

Early Works

Explore Picasso's early years and adolescence. The museum showcases a remarkable collection of paintings, drawings, and sketches that provide insight into the artist's formative period such as "The First Communion" (1895) and "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907)

Temporary Exhibitions

Check for temporary exhibitions that complement the permanent collection. These exhibitions often delve into specific themes, periods, or collaborations, providing fresh perspectives on Picasso's multifaceted legacy.

Personal Memorabilia

Gain a glimpse into Picasso's personal life through a display of memorabilia, including photographs, letters, and personal belongings. This intimate perspective adds a human touch to the artistic genius, allowing visitors to connect on a more personal level.

Plan your visit to Picasso Museum in Barcelona

picasso  museum timings

Tuesday - Sunday: 10 am - 7 pm (access stops at 6:30 pm)

Closed:

  • Every Monday
  • January 1
  • May 1
  • June 24
  • December 25

Best Time to Visit: You can visit the city and the Picasso Museum between March, May, September, and October for pleasant weather and fewer tourists. Explore the Gothic Quarter for all it has to offer including the Barcelona Cathedral.

getting to Picasso Museum

Address: Carrer de Montcada, 15-23, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

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By Metro: You can take the L4 to the Jaume 1, yellow line station. From there, the Picasso Museum is 290 meters away. You can also take the L1 to the Arc de Triomf, red line station. The museum is 900 meters away from here.

By Bus: You can take bus lines 120, 45, V15, or V17 to Via Laietana - Pl Ramon Berenguer bus stop. From there, the Picasso Museum is 400 meters away.

By Car: The Museum does not have its own car park facility. There are a number of parking options nearby within walking distance such as Laietana Princesa, Parking PARKIA, and Parkmestres Parking.

Wheelchair
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: The museum is fully accessible for visitors with mobility challenges.
  • Lift Access: A lift is provided for visitors with reduced mobility or those using wheelchairs.
  • Guide Dogs: Guide dogs are welcome inside the building and exhibition rooms.
  • Adapted Toilets: The museum is equipped with adapted toilets, ensuring convenience for visitors with specific needs.
  • Audio Guides: Audio guides are available for visitors who prefer a self-guided tour. 
  • Educational Programs: The museum conducts educational programs, workshops, and lectures for visitors of all ages.
  • Cloakroom: The Picasso museum provides a complimentary cloakroom service
Follow Museum Policy
  • Follow Museum Policy: Umbrellas, food, or drink are not allowed inside. Additionally, rucksacks, suitcases, or bags measuring over 30 x 30 cm are not permitted.
  • Temporary Exhibitions: Check for any temporary exhibitions happening during your visit, as they can offer additional perspectives on Picasso's work.
  • Look for Self-Portraits: Picasso often used self-portraiture as a means of self-exploration. Keep an eye out for his self-portraits, which provide insights into his evolving identity.
  • Enjoy the Las Meninas Series: Don't miss Picasso's reinterpretation of Diego Velázquez's "Las Meninas." 
  • Capture the Blue and Rose Periods: Spend extra time exploring the Blue and Rose Periods. These periods reflect Picasso's emotional states and changing influences, offering a glimpse into the artist's psyche.
  • Start with Early Works: Begin your visit with Picasso's early works to witness the evolution of his style and techniques. The museum is an excellent chronological journey through the artist's life.
dining near Picasso Musuem

There are a number of great restaurants and cafes in the area surrounding the Picasso Museum like:

Taperia Princesa: This restaurant offers fantastic Spanish cuisine. Some of their specialties are Paella Valencian, Jamon Iberico, and Rabo de Toro (oxtail). The restaurant has a casual atmosphere and is popular with locals and tourists alike.

Nou Celler: Nou Celler is a Michelin-starred restaurant within walking distance from the Picasso Museum. The restaurant is known to creatively combine traditional Catalan cuisine with modern techniques.

Cremat 11: Cremat 11 specializes in Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine and has a great menu to match its beautiful setting. The restaurant features several small rooms with vibrant colors.

stay near Picasso Museum

There are many accommodation options near the Picasso Museum within walking distance of the museum if you're looking to stay nearby.

attractions near Picasso Museum

Barcelona Cathedral: The Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Santa Eulalia Cathedral, is a beautiful Gothic cathedral in downtown Barcelona. The Barcelona Cathedral is located just 350 meters from the Picasso Museum.

Casa Mila: The Casa Mila building, also known as La Pedrera, was designed by the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi. The building was completed in 1912 and is just 2.4 km from the Picasso Museum.

La Sagrada Familia: The La Sagrada Familia Basilica is a stunning piece of architecture and is one of Barcelona's most popular tourist destinations. This marvelous structure is 3.6 km from the museum.

Casa Vicens: The Casa Vicens is an important landmark in the history of Gaudí's architecture. The Casa Vicens is 3.9 km from the Picasso Museum.

Frequently asked questions about Picasso Museum Barcelona tickets

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