Picasso’s iconic paintings might grace galleries around the world, but this is where it all started. The artist spent his formative years in Barcelona, and this compact museum houses a world-class collection of his early works. As you wander the Picasso Museum’s medieval halls and stone staircases, you’ll see his shifting style unfold through line drawings, Blue Period oils, and the entire Las Meninas series.
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What Guests Said About Picasso Museum:
Anonymous
Wonderful museums, lovely Cathedrals, fabulous Gaudi and modernismo, interesting Picasso museum as well as easy access to other nearby sights such as Dali in Figueres
Wonderful museums, lovely Cathedrals, fabulous Gaudi and modernismo, interesting Picasso museum as well as easy access to other nearby sights such as Dali in Figueres
Anonymous
One man helped us get to the Museu Picasso by walking us to the door
One man helped us get to the Museu Picasso by walking us to the door. I am sure he went out of his way to assist us, but he was so kind!
Colin
United Kingdom
Really enjoyed our visit to the Picasso Museum which spans the artist'
Really enjoyed our visit to the Picasso Museum which spans the artist's work from his teenage years until death.
Zhamilya
Kazakhstan
I went to Pablo Picasso Museum on Saturday, but if you want to save 11 Euro, the best day for visit is Sunday
I went to Pablo Picasso Museum on Saturday, but if you want to save 11 Euro, the best day for visit is Sunday. The first Sunday of the month there is free admission. Every Sunday an admission is free from 3 p.m. The museum is very good and must be visited either with fee or free admission.
Bill
Canada
Plan ahead and buy your tickets early for example the Picasso Museum and the Sagrada Familia
Plan ahead and buy your tickets early for example the Picasso Museum and the Sagrada Familia
Tracy
United States of America
The Picasso Museum is free on Sundays, but you must still go to the office and get a ticket for entrance
The Picasso Museum is free on Sundays, but you must still go to the office and get a ticket for entrance. GO EARLY or the crowds are big and line for tickets exceedingly long. Always go to the tourist locations early to beat the crowds. Then you can enjoy siestas like a local!
“Terrific location facing park which was 1880s Worlds Fair site. Neat port to walk to waterfront restaurants. Neat Picasso museum & walk to gothic district. Fantastic rooftop bar & happy hour next to pool. Loved dining in hotel sidewalk veranda. Such nice breakfast or lunch there. The employees are amazing. So friendly & professional. Top notch hotel!”
“The wifi worked consistently. The apartments we rented (two of them) were small and cozy and more like studios with a bedroom partition. They were suitable for 2 adults and one or two small children. There was an available washing machine. We were close to the Picasso Museum and many restaurants.”
“Location: just a block off the Ramblas pedestrian walkway and a block away from a very nice plaza, and a short walk to the Picasso museum, and to other transportation,made it an excellent location. Plus, the breakfast was very good.”
“The perfect location! We could walk to everything! Very clean and large. We rented the apartment with the balcony. We sat outside every night and people-watched. The location, next to Santa Maria Del Mar, was perfect. Even though the church is under renovation and covered with scaffolding on our side, we could still see the stained glass at night. Lots of great food within a block or two. Easy walk to the beach, Picasso Museum, metro.”
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