Set in the heart of Malaga, the Picasso Museum Málaga is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone curious about the city's most famous son. Book your Picasso Museum tickets to explore a collection spanning more than 70 years of the artist's career.
Housed in the historic Buenavista Palace, the museum opened in 2003 and brings Picasso's work back to the city where he was born in 1881. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, ceramics and prints, offering a look at how his style changed throughout his life.
From early works to Cubist experiments and later pieces, there’s plenty to discover. And with the museum in Malaga’s historic centre, it’s easy to fit into a day of sightseeing. For more inspiration, take a look at our Top things to do in Malaga.
Top 5 works to see at the Picasso Museum in Malaga
Head on a Beige Background – 1929
Woman with Raised Arms – 1936
Jacqueline Seated – 1954
Three Doves – 1960
Claude in Brown and White – 1960
Things to know before you visit the Picasso Museum in Malaga
Booking your entry time in advance is recommended, especially during busy periods.
The museum is accessible for visitors with reduced mobility.
Photography is permitted in most areas, but flash photography is not allowed.
Animals are not allowed, except for assistance dogs.
A café is available on site for drinks and light refreshments.
A cloakroom is available for coats, bags and other personal belongings.
Large bags and luggage are not permitted inside the galleries.
Allow around 1–2 hours to explore the museum and its collection.
Free admission is available during the last two hours on Sundays.
The museum has a shop selling books, gifts and Picasso-inspired souvenirs.
Picasso Museum opening hours
Opening hours vary throughout the year, so check the museum’s website before visiting.
How to get to the Picasso Museum in Malaga
From Malaga city centre
On foot: the museum is in the historic centre, close to Malaga Cathedral, the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre.
By bus: Lines 1 and 11 stop at Paseo del Parque-Ayuntamiento, around a 10-minute walk away.
By car: Parking is available at Plaza de la Marina, around an 8-minute walk away.
By taxi: ask for Palacio de Buenavista, Calle San Agustín 8.
From Malaga train station
María Zambrano: the museum is within walking distance of the historic centre, with taxis also available.
From further afield: many Malaga excursions include transfers into the city, making it easy to combine sightseeing with museum visits.
The museum's central location makes it easy to combine Picasso Museum Málaga tickets with visits to nearby historic sights.
