Málaga · PICASSO MUSEUMS AND ART
Three collections sit within a fifteen-minute walk: the Museo Picasso, his birthplace on Plaza de la Merced and the Pompidou cube at the port. The 8 below cover entry, guides and the combined options, with prices and queue notes.
Explore Picasso’s Málaga museum, 141 works, temporary exhibitions, Renaissance and Mudéjar rooms, and Phoenician, Roman, and Arabic ruins.
“On the museum website tickets were sold out, but still available on GYG. We went 30min in queue to get in.”
Review of Málaga’s Centre Pompidou ticket, with modern art, El Cubo, audio guide, price value, access tips, and honest drawbacks.
“The Center Pompidou in Málaga is a beautiful museum I can recommend to every person with a love for modern art. I enjoyed the exhibition and the presented art styles can be considered slightly more modern than the Centre Pompidou in Paris which is rather classical. In Málaga, one can find surrealism and neo-impressionism art for instance, including sculptures and installations. We also got an audio guide (I barely used it) which was also great. I would come here again one day, since the prices were appropriate.”
Explore Málaga’s Automobile and Fashion Museum, from Cadillac dream cars to vintage couture, alternative-energy vehicles, and Sunday engine starts.
“The Málaga Museum of Cars is absolutely fantastic! It has an impressive collection of beautifully restored cars, covering many eras and styles. Everything is very well organised, clearly displayed, and the museum is extremely well maintained. A must-visit for car enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates history and design.”
Explore Picasso’s Málaga museum in Buenavista Palace with an expert guide, skip the ticket line, and make sense of the artist’s changing styles.
“If you get Esther for your Picasso Museum tour you are in for a treat. Her art knowledge is remarkable and her excitement is truly contagious. She even spent way more time with us than scheduled to answer all our questions. Thank you, Esther, for making our Picasso tour so memorable!”
Explore Malaga’s Automobile and Fashion Museum, with 80-plus classic cars, haute couture, hats, and imaginative custom details.
“The fashion and the cars are blended well together. They have placed seating around too which enables ease of viewing.”
Explore Málaga’s Carmen Thyssen Museum in a Renaissance palace, with 19th-century Andalusian art, Old Masters, and an audio guide.
“I enjoyed the exhibition, you’ll see the history of the 17th and 18th centuries. Plus on the top floor there is religious paintings of the 15th and sixteenth centuries. Thumbs 👍.”
Visit Picasso’s Málaga birthplace, see family keepsakes and sketches, then explore the city with a flexible multilingual audio guide.
Explore 19th and 20th-century Spanish art in a restored Málaga palace with skip-the-line entry and a calm one-hour visit.
“This is one of spains good museums but the permanent collection is average and only the visiting exhibit are really worth it. In this case I should have passed. The collection in Madrid is better”
Pick a gorge, a deck, a gallery or a counter.
