Pablo Picasso

Rated 4.5 Stars, based on 742 Reviews.

Picasso is one of the few artists who deserve museums only dedicated to him. His Museum in Barcelona exhibits some of his early work and youth paintings. An expert art guide will help you to discover the life's work of the painter and sculptor sorted chronologically. The different phases are explained, and you can easily understand the stylistic changes. An in-depth guided tour in a group and only in English or other selected languages. We are using the resources of the Museum to feel comfortable listening to the guide at all times. This activity includes tickets to enter the Museum, thus, you can enter without queues with your guide.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 161 Reviews.

Explore the very best of Barcelona on foot! Your local guide with lead you through the Gothic Quarter where you'll see well-preserved mediaeval wonders and learn about 2,000 years’ worth of history. Visit some of the most sought-after sites in the city as well as hidden gems like the Barcelona Cathedral, Placa Sant Felip Neri, and Pont del Bisbe. Over two hours, our expert guides will tell you fascinating stories and anecdotes that will leave you falling in love with beautiful Barcelona.

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Fascinated by the art of Pablo Picasso? Then, this 2-hour small group Barcelona walking tour of the locations connected to the 20th-century Spanish artist will fire your imagination. With an expert guide, set off to discover where Picasso studied, socialized and developed his painting style while he lived Barcelona between 1895 and 1905. See his art school; the café where he met with other arty radicals; and other locations important in his youth. Lastly, enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Picasso Museum; bypassing the lines for a guided tour of its impressive collection.

Rated 4.5 Stars, based on 8 Reviews.

Step into the world of Pablo Picasso with a skip-the-line guided tour of Barcelona’s iconic Picasso Museum. Explore his masterpieces with an art expert, gaining deep insights into his life, creative evolution, and the city that shaped his artistic journey. Enjoy a monolingual experience, ensuring a more immersive and engaging visit. After the tour, stay as long as you like to explore at your own pace.

The Casa Natal or birthplace of the world famous artist Pablo Ruiz Picasso has been an official heritage site since 1983. It is situated in the heart of the historic centre of Malaga, surrounded by monuments from Malaga's rich past such as the Roman Theatre, Gibralfaro Castle with its breathtaking views over the city, as well as the Alcazaba. This location has been re-openned officially by the King and Queen of Spain, and it's an important research centre about the life of this brilliant artist.

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While you are in Madrid, don't miss the chance to visit Spain’s national museum, Reina Sofia. On a 1.5-hour guided tour led by an art historian, explore the highlights of this museum including the collections of Spain's two greatest 20th century masters, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. Stand in front of the most famous masterpiece in the museum, Picasso's painting 'El Guernica.' Discover the history behind the paintings of the modern period.

Don’t miss this guided tour to one of Barcelona’s reference museums, the Picasso Museum, and skip the line with your guide. Learn about the history of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the 20th Century. A journey through his works will show you his artistic evolution, from his earliest works to his latest creations.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 5 Reviews.

Immerse yourself in Picasso’s work with Monica, an art expert who has been working at the museum for several years and with whom you will understand the most important aspects of the new collection opened in March 2024. Do you want to come home with a better understanding of Picasso? Are you curious to know more about Pablo Picasso as an artist, what inspired him, his life and how he broke with traditional painting? Good choice, you will enjoy it! Start in the courtyard inside the museum after a brief introduction and continue the 50-minute visit to admire the Permanent Collection with a synthesis of all Picasso’s work, technique and styles throughout his life. Then the guide will allow you time to explore on your own the temporary exhibitions, the archaeological site with the Phoenician, Punic, Roman and Arab ruins, the garden-cafeteria, the shop and the bookstore if you want to do some shopping.

Don’t miss this guided tour to one of Barcelona’s reference museums, the Picasso Museum, and skip the line with your guide. Learn about the history of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the 20th Century. A journey through his works will show you his artistic evolution, from his earliest works to his latest creations. Visit the Moco Museum, where you can see modern and contemporary works by well-known artists and rising stars.

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Discover the life and works of the world-famous artist at the Picasso Birthplace Museum. Explore Pablo Picasso's early childhood and see what inspired the cubist master, including some of the works created with his father, Jose Ruiz Blasco. See personal memorabilia and artifacts, including ceramics, portraits and sketchbooks. After your visit to the museum, enjoy a self-guided digital tour of Malaga as you head to iconic landmarks across the city. Explore at your own pace, see the Church of Santiago where Picasso was baptised and much more…

Explore the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia without wasting time in lines! Recognized as one of the most important museums in the Spanish capital, it houses one of the great collections of contemporary Spanish art and is one of the most visited in the country. The museum’s permanent collection includes works by great Spanish artists of the 20th century, such as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró. He has such important works as Picasso’s “El Guernica,” Salvador Dalí’s “Face of the Great Masturbator,” Juan Gris’ “The Musician’s Table,” Joan Miró’s “Painting – Snail, Woman, Flower, Star.”

Join a unique experience in Malaga where history comes to life through technology! We start at the iconic Plaza de los Naranjos, where, together with an expert narrator, you will tour the most fascinating corners of the historic center. At each stop, you’ll put on the VR devices and be transported back centuries, with stunning 360° recreations. From the first Phoenician settlement on Cerro del Villar to the splendor of the Roman Theatre, each stage of the tour reveals the legacy of the civilizations that marked Malaga. You’ll feel the thrill of the handover of the keys to the city to Isabel the Catholic and, finally, you’ll delve into the creative mind of Pablo Picasso, one of the most revolutionary artists. An immersive experience that will make you travel back in time! Don’t miss out and join the tour now!

Situated in the vibrant and historic Marais district, the Musée national Picasso-Paris is an essential destination among Paris's renowned museums. The museum’s remarkable collection owes its existence to generous donations from family members of Pablo Picasso. Spanning the entirety of Picasso's artistic journey, it features significant pieces from his studios, which he kept until his passing, along with comprehensive archives containing over 200,000 items. This assembly offers a profound and personal insight into one of modern art's most iconic figures. Regarded as the most prestigious collection globally, it resides in an exquisite mansion dating back to the 17th century, located at the cultural core of France. Beyond its permanent displays, Musée Picasso also hosts a variety of temporary exhibitions reflecting Picasso’s extensive and lasting influence. With the flexible skip the line tickets you can visit anytime during the opening hours.

Surprise yourself walking through the picturesque streets of Malaga. Immerse yourself in the history and local culture and discover the curiosities of one of the oldest cities in Europe, thanks to this Walking Tour. You will start the tour in Alcazabilla Street. There you will find out all the secrets that Alcazaba, the Muslim fortress has to offer.Then, you will head to Merced Square, remarkable place that saw the birth of the genius Pablo Picasso. You will continue to the nerve centre of the city, Constitution Square, in where you learn about how to order coffee in Malaga. A must-stop is the magnificent Cathedral of Malaga, known as the one-arm-lady by locals. Finally, you will finish the Essential Tour in Malaga in the best way possible, visiting the Larios Street which embraces the commercial area and an elegant XIX century street.

Discover the history of the city through the eyes of Picasso. We will visit the most relevant places for him and learn how the beautiful city of Malaga inspired Picasso and the main spots where Picasso spent his first ten years of his life! Walk along relevant places in the life of Picasso and his family and learn interesting facts about the world-famous Malaga artist: How was his life back then in Malaga? Who was his family? What inspired his artwork? You will find out during the tour! Enjoy the view of the bullring of Malaga and guess why bulls were so important in his painting. All of this, from a gorgeous panoramic point where you'll be able to admire Malaga Port and Paseo del Parque tropical garden. Along our walking itinerary, we'll also make sure to pass by and admire monuments like the Cathedral, Alcazaba or Roman Theatre. Finally, you'll get useful local tips for the rest of your stay. Definitely, a complete and original choice to discover Malaga! Join now!

Málaga has more museums than any other city in Andalucia, and one of the most notable ones is definitely the Picasso Museum. Learn about this artist's life and the origins of his art in his home city.

The guide can adapt this 2h excursion to your personal preferences to go on a sightseeing tour or visit the monuments: Picasso Birthplace Museum, The Cathedral or The Fortress “Alcazaba”. The excursion is educational and entertaining in nature, consists of tales, interesting facts, legends and traditions for those who do not like boring lectures and dates. I hope you enjoy I promise you it will be interesting and not exhausting, after which you will have enough energy for other adventures (Entrance tickets are not included in the cost of excursions)

Your Barcelona Picasso Tour is a journey through the footsteps of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century and the co-founder of the Cubist movement – Pablo Picasso. Though he lived most of his life in France, Picasso’s formative years began in the trendy city of Barcelona. Your small group tour will take you and six people maximum guaranteed to explore the same streets that Picasso himself once walked along in the El Born neighborhood of Barcelona. This tour includes access to the Picasso Museum which houses thousands of his paintings. A perfect tour for anyone, art enthusiast or not!

The famous painting "Dove with Peas" by Pablo Picasso was stolen in 2010 during a spectacular art theft. The fox has been listening to it and has heard that two shady characters are waiting for an air freight where the said picture should be. Of course, the fox does not miss this! Together with you he wants to try to stop the fences and get the stolen goods into the right hands. In order to help the fox, you have to prove yourself in arts, navigation and aviation, among other things. The aeronautical radio from Zurich Airport and the radar system will play an important role …

Contemporary art deserves a place on its own, that’s why we have the Reina Sofía Museum. Its exhibition covers the movements of the 20th century, from modernism to surrealism, showing the development of one of the most outstanding artists of all time: Pablo Ruiz Picasso. To sum up: we will spend 90 minutes exploring this exciting museum exploring the 20th Century's art, from "Woman in blue" and the decadentism of the firsts 1900, to "Guernica", whose vision is probably something that everybody should experience at least once.