Fundacion Picasso - Museo Natal
Fundacion Picasso - Museo Natal
Fundacion Picasso - Museo Natal
3.5
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Monday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday
9:30 AM - 8:00 PM
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The building where Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 and lived until 1884 houses works and personal belongings of the artist and his family. A specialized library and an on-going program of temporary exhibitions and cultural activities complement the offer of Picasso's Birthplace Museum.
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Ethan B
3 contributions
Jul 2023 • Solo
Fairly nice museum. Staff were polite. Not very large so I don’t expect to stay super long, but when I visited I was there for about 1.5 hours. The highest floor was closed, though. Always interesting to walk in the footsteps of artists and the collection is interesting, but don’t expect that of a larger museum in terms of the quality of the pieces. With that being said, if you’re a big art enthusiast, I’d recommend checking it off your list.
Written 27 October 2023
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Barb P
Madison, WI176 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
really did not understand Picasso's paintings. Not worth the visit unless you are truly an art lover and know that he paints very odd childlike paintings and then many nudes also.
Written 21 October 2023
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HeckyScotland
Scotland97 contributions
Was unable to download my online ticket so went to the museum with proof of payment on my phone. Asked if I could download my ticket there but told I couldn’t.
They just shrugged and said I was not allowed to enter. Fortunately I found a cyber cafe across the road who kindly let me use their Wi-Fi to access my ticket. The.smell of the toilets pervaded the museum. Not sure if pigeons and doves are the same but I thought the dove paloma ) was a symbol of peace but their English captions just mentioned pigeons?
They just shrugged and said I was not allowed to enter. Fortunately I found a cyber cafe across the road who kindly let me use their Wi-Fi to access my ticket. The.smell of the toilets pervaded the museum. Not sure if pigeons and doves are the same but I thought the dove paloma ) was a symbol of peace but their English captions just mentioned pigeons?
Written 28 April 2023
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Mark D
2 contributions
Mar 2023
Small museum that is definitely worth a visit! Just for the lithograph series of bulls alone. From a lifelike sketch to a fully rendered beast to a simple picasso abstraction of a few lines in 9 panels. Many early and late sketches and etchings.
Written 8 March 2023
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Leif B
Pietarsaari, Finland2,783 contributions
Oct 2022
When I was visiting Malaga and I wanted to see the Casa Natal Picasso. I went in and the museum is rather small, but it was interesting, because it was Picasso birthplace. If you a Picasso fan, please visit it.
Written 28 October 2022
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O M
Aarhus, Denmark13 contributions
Mar 2022 • Couples
Very nice museum with a fine collection of works describing the progress of Pablo P. Easy acces even without prepaid tickets.
Written 20 March 2022
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Regina K
10 contributions
There are no works by Picasso himself, but some by his father. Family portraits, documents, stories… not much, but if you asked yourself about origins of his creativity you probably find some hints here. I did. Recommend!
Written 10 February 2022
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Elisabeth K
13 contributions
Jan 2022 • Solo
Some information about Picasso’s family and environment. Aspects of a person as a member of a family not just as of an artist.
I came closer to the Picasso experience through this museum than the Museo Picasso.
I came closer to the Picasso experience through this museum than the Museo Picasso.
Written 22 January 2022
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Daydream291677
1 contribution
Sep 2021 • Friends
No information in English at all, only Spanish. Watched a documentary on my smartphone and left. Waste of money and time.
Written 13 September 2021
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Ramona
Auckland Central, New Zealand674 contributions
Aug 2021
I didn't quite see the whole "birthplace home". There really isn't much to see. A few rooms, with some art (not all from Picasso) but no items from his childhood that would be interesting to see. It was great to walk through the few rooms and what was there was in good condition but I didn't walk away with any wonder or excitement. You can walk through and read everything within 10 minutes. Sunday's are free entry.
Written 3 August 2021
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Olympia C
New York City, NY4 contributions
Thanks for answers .i am actually looking for site I can go to find ,his fathers work, which I had seen in Malaga.again it was made of paper mâché and plaster . I believe it was called weeping Mary. Having a hard time finding it.
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Olympia C
New York City, NY4 contributions
Where can I find his fathers work ? Saw his fantastic bust work of Weeping Mary and was surprised,I could not purchase a photo of it. Please tell where I can find it. I live in New York City
Mary M
London, UK12 contributions
You can find a few paintings in Casa Natal Picasso museum, which is actually the house Picasso was born in, it is situated in Plaza de la Merced. I remember a painting of pigeons that caught my eye, I found it beautiful and shows what a good artist Picasso's father was. It is only about 4 euro's for an adult. Hope that helps.
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