Museo Picasso Málaga Tours and Tickets
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Museo Picasso Málaga

The museum is a must-see for art lovers and history buffs.
Bring along a light jacket as the exhibition rooms are kept quite cool.
The museum is wheelchair accessible, and staff are available to help at the wheelchair access point.
Photography and cellphone usage are both prohibited inside the exhibition rooms of the museum.
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Tickets to the Museo Picasso Málaga currently start at €13 for adults, while children under the age of 17 and people with disabilities enter for free. The museum is free to enter on Sundays after 5pm, as well as on a handful of holidays. Private tours that include stops at the museum start from around US$100.
Museo Picasso Málaga tickets are dated and timed, and can sell out during the busiest times of the year—generally the tourist season from late spring to early fall. Reserve your ticket online in advance to avoid disappointment. You can also purchase tickets at the on-site ticket office, subject to availability.
General admission includes access to the permanent collection and temporary exhibits, the archaeological site, and the library, as well as an audioguide in several languages. Some activities, including free staff-led tours and Picasso-focused public seminars, are also included in admission, while concerts and other guided tours are not.
Yes, the Museo Picasso Málaga can be entered via a side entrance to bypass the steps at the front entrance. The 11 galleries are fully accessible, and there’s an accessible restroom. The museum is located in a pedestrian area of the city, but taxis can drop you off nearby.
Yes, the museum occasionally offers free guided tours; the updated schedule with upcoming free tours is available on the official website. Alternatively, you can book a 50-minute tour led by a museum educator for a fee or join a 30-minute, walk-in guided tour when you arrive at the museum, also for a fee.






































































































































