Picasso Museum Reserved Access Tour

Museu Picasso de Barcelona
Carrer de Montcada, 15-23,
08003 Barcelona, Spain

The Barcelona-based Museu Picasso is a vital resource for learning about Pablo Picasso's early years. The permanent collection consists of 4,251 works which display the young artist's brilliance. His close, passionate connection with Barcelona, which was formed throughout his childhood and adolescence and remained until his death, is also present in the Museu Picasso, which opened in 1963. When it comes to the artist's early years, the Museum has an extensive collection of work that is nearly complete up until the Blue Period. In addition, the Museum has a large collection of prints, a representation of 1917 works, and the series Las Meninas (1957).

• Plan Ahead: The museum can get busy, especially in high season. Booking reserved access in advance is highly recommended.
• Audio Guides: Included with the ticket and will be receive from museum reception.
• Bags & Backpacks: Large bags must be checked at the cloakroom. Travel light if possible.
• Photography: Non-flash photography is typically allowed, but check for specific room restrictions.
• Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible, and assistance is available upon request.
• Visit Duration: Allow at least 1.5–2 hours to fully explore the permanent collection.
• Closed on Mondays: Be sure to check the museum’s opening hours before planning your visit.