Picasso Museum, Barcelona Tickets

Prices from: €55.00
Skip-the-line access to the Picasso Museum & others
Unlimited free travel on the TMB metros and buses, the FGC city and suburban trains, trams, airport trains and Renfe suburban trains zone 1
Skip-the-line entry to museums and sights
Map of Barcelona and a guidebook in 6 languages

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Barcelona Museum Pass - Articket

What's Included

Prices from: €38.00
One pass for six museums: Museu Picasso of Barcelona, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Fundació Joan Miró, The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Fundació Antoni Tàpies
Skip-the-line entry at each museum
Save up to 45% off individual ticket prices
Valid for one visit per museum within 12 months

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About The Picasso Museum, Barcelona

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Take the opportunity to enjoy a range of works from Picasso's early days through to his major later periods, including pieces like:

"Science and Charity"‍
"Royan"‍
"Las Meninas" collection.

Picasso's wife, Jaqueline Picasso, also dedicated a range of ceramics to the museum in 1982. The Picasso Museum Barcelona is the third largest collection of Picasso's work in the world, with around 4000 works in its collection, just behind the Prado Museum in Madrid and the Picasso Museum, Paris. The Picasso Museum, Barcelona includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics, engravings, sketches and illustrated books, amongst others.

The museum was founded by Jamie Sabartés in 1963 and is another of Barcelona's major tourist attractions in the art scene. Jamie, a close friend of Picasso's, opened the museum whilst Picasso was still alive and with his blessing, as he wanted all to be able to enjoy his works.

The museum is housed in a spectacular building in the El Born neighbourhood and is a group of separate buildings that are joined by interconnections which also create a spectacular labyrinth effect, which adds to the character of the museum.

The museum is a must for any art lovers, but especially Picasso fans as the museum was important to Picasso having spend several years of his youth in Barcelona as he studied at the prestigious La Llotja art academy, which also had other family ties as his Father was a professor there.

Please note the Picasso Museum Barcelona is an incredibly popular attraction, especially during the summer months. We always suggest booking your ticket in advance as the queue for tickets during those peak months can be as long as two hours. Buying ahead of time saves you a lot of time and waiting! Our tickets also allow you to benefit from Skip-The-Line entry.

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PICASSO MUSEM Barcelona Ticket Options

What's on show at the Picasso Museum, Barcelona

There's plenty to see at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona as they hold one of the largest collections in the world. Some of the most popular works on show include:

First Communion (from 1896)
Science and Charity (from 1897)
Las Meninas (the collection)

The museum also has thousands of other pieces on show including prints, oil paintings, drawings, ceramics and photos.

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Picasso Museum Barcelona Address

C/ Montcada, 15-23, 08003, Barcelona

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How to get to Picasso Museum Barcelona‍

Via Metro: L4 Jaume I or L1 Arc de Trimof

Via Bus: 120, 45, V15, V17, via Laietana. Or 39, 51, H14 Passeig Picasso. Or H14, 45, 51, Pla de Palau. Or 120 Princesa

Via Train: Estacio de Franca or Estacio de Sants

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Picasso Museum Barcelona Opening Hours:

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Picasso Museum, Barcelona - Ticket Options

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