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Picasso Museum: Tickets & Tour

Located in the heart of Barcelona, the Picasso Museum (Spanish: Museo Picasso) offers a deep dive into the different periods of Picasso’s work, ranging from the very realistic to the very surrealistic.

Tickets and Prices

There are several ticket options available for the Picasso Museum, ranging from basic skip-the-line entry to combo packages that include guided tours or access to other must-see museums in Barcelona.

Tip: If you’re looking to explore several museums in the city, consider the Barcelona Museum Pass for great value. Alternatively, the Barcelona Card not only covers museum entries but also public transport.

To skip the long queues, it’s recommended to purchase your tickets online. Special discounts might be available for advance bookings or combined tours.

What to see and do

With over 4,200 works on display, the Picasso Museum offers a rich and diverse exploration of Picasso’s career. Here’s what you can explore during your visit:

  • Early Academic Works: Witness Picasso’s early mastery of classical techniques through his academic drawings and paintings.
  • Blue Period: Dive into the somber tones of Picasso’s Blue Period, reflecting his early struggles and deep emotional resonance.
  • Rose Period: Experience the warmth and vibrancy of Picasso’s Rose Period, characterized by themes of circus performers and optimism.
  • Las Meninas Series: Marvel at Picasso’s 58 unique reimaginings of Velázquez’s Las Meninas, each offering a fresh perspective on the classic.
  • Ceramics and Engravings: Discover Picasso’s versatility through his works in ceramics and printmaking, showcasing his relentless experimentation with different mediums.
  • Gothic Palaces: Explore the museum’s five medieval palaces, which provide a stunning backdrop to Picasso’s masterpieces, blending history with modern art.
  • Changing Exhibitions: The museum regularly hosts rotating exhibitions, offering new insights into Picasso’s work and his influence on contemporary art.