Picasso Museum Malaga Opening Hours

Timings

Picasso Museum

The museum is open every day, with different hours depending on the season. From March to June, the museum is open from 10 am to 7pm In July and August, it stays open until 8pm From September to October, the museum closes at 7pm, and from November to February, it closes at 6 pm. Keep in mind that the last entry is allowed 30 minutes before closing time, and galleries are cleared 10 minutes before closing. The shop and bookshop close 15 minutes before the museum's closing time.

Jan - Mar

Apr - Jun

Jul - Sep

Oct - Dec

Jan 6 TO Apr 30 Timings Days (Jan 6 TO Apr 30)	TIMINGS	Last Admission
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Wednesday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Thursday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Friday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Saturday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Sunday (Today)	10:00–19:00	18:30

Jan 1 TO Jan 4 Timings Days (Jan 1 TO Jan 4)	TIMINGS	Last Admission
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Wednesday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Thursday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Friday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Saturday	10:00–19:00	18:30
Sunday	10:00–19:00	18:30

Jan 5 TO Jan 5 Timings Days (Jan 5 TO Jan 5)	TIMINGS	Last Admission
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10:00–17:00	16:30
Wednesday	10:00–17:00	16:30
Thursday	10:00–17:00	16:30
Friday	10:00–17:00	16:30
Saturday	10:00–17:00	16:30
Sunday	10:00–17:00	16:30

Picasso Museum Malaga has special hours on December 24, 31, and January 5, from 10am. to 3pm. The museum is closed on December 25, January 1, and January 6.

Best time to visit the Picasso Museum

Weekday vs Weekend

Weekdays are less crowded and offer a quieter experience, making it perfect for those who prefer a quieter atmosphere to explore the artwork at their own pace. Additionally, weekdays may have shorter wait times and easier navigation through the galleries. On the contrary, weekends tend to attract more visitors, especially families and tourists, leading to longer lines. However, weekends may also feature workshops. If you enjoy a livelier atmosphere and want to participate in museum events, weekends might be the better choice.

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Pleasant

Crowded

Very Crowded

Peak season vs low season

Peak season, which usually falls during the summer and holidays, attracts large crowds, and longer wait times. You may face challenges like finding parking or navigating through crowds. However, peak season offers a lively atmosphere for engaging with other art enthusiasts. On the other hand, low season, occurring in colder months, offers a quieter and more relaxed museum environment. With fewer visitors, lines are shorter, making it easier to explore the galleries at your own pace.

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Off Season

Moderate Season

Peak Season

How long should I spend at Picasso Museum Malaga

The Picasso Museum Malaga is a large museum with a lot to see, so it is important to plan your visit accordingly. If you are interested in seeing all of the exhibits, plan for a visit of at least 3 hours. However, if you are short on time, you can still get a good overview of the museum in a shorter amount of time.

Morning: Start your visit at the museum's entrance on Plaza de la Merced. Here, you will find a large mural by Picasso called "El Sueño de una tarde de verano" (The Dream of a Summer Afternoon). From here, head to the museum's main building, which is located on Calle San Agustín.

Main Building: The main building houses the museum's largest collection of Picasso's work. Here, you will see paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints from all periods of Picasso's career. Some of the most famous paintings on display include "Las Meninas" (The Maids of Honor) and "Guernica."

Casa Natal: The Casa Natal is Picasso's birthplace. This small museum is located on a different street, but it is worth a visit if you are interested in learning more about Picasso's early life.

Afternoon: After visiting the main building and the Casa Natal, you can take a break for lunch or a snack. There are several restaurants located near the museum.

If you have more time, you can also visit the museum's other exhibitions, such as the "Paris of Brassai" exhibition, which features photographs by the famous French photographer Brassai.

Frequently asked questions about Picasso Museum Malaga timings

Is Picasso Museum Malaga open every day?

Yes, the Picasso Museum Malaga is open every day.

When is Picasso Museum Malaga closed?

The Picasso Museum Malaga is open all days of the week.

How long should I spend at Picasso Museum Malaga?

To fully explore the Picasso Museum Malaga and appreciate its art, plan for at least 2-3 hours.

What is the best time to visit Picasso Museum Malaga?

The best time to visit the Picasso Museum Malaga is on weekdays and non-peak seasons for a less crowded experience. Arriving early in the morning also allows for a more peaceful visit.

Is Picasso Museum Malaga open on public holidays?

Yes, the Picasso Museum Malaga is open on public holidays.

Should I visit Picasso Museum Malaga on a public holiday?

Visiting the Picasso Museum Malaga on a public holiday can be enjoyable, but expect a higher number of visitors and plan accordingly.

What are the Picasso Museum Malaga opening hours for public holidays?

The Picasso Museum Malaga follows its regular opening hours on public holidays, from 10am to 7pm.