About
The Museo Picasso Málaga is a museum devoted to the work of Pablo Picasso, the painter born in Málaga. It is set in the Buenavista Palace, a 16th-century building in the city centre at Calle San Agustín 8, in the Andalusian city of Málaga, Spain. Visitors may also see it listed as the Picasso Museum Malaga.
What you will see
The collection holds more than 285 works, which together cover the length of Picasso's career. Because the displays follow his work across many years, a visit gives a sense of how his style changed over time rather than a snapshot of a single period.
Why visit
- It is the museum dedicated to Picasso in the city where he was born.
- The historic palace building is part of the experience, set against the surrounding streets of the old town.
- It makes a focused visit, suited to a few hours in the city.
Around the museum
The museum sits in the historic centre of Málaga, so it fits easily into a walk through the old quarter. Plan to combine it with other sights in the city, and allow time to wander the nearby streets before or after your visit.
For current details, you can call the museum on +34 952 127 600.
