Visit
Tickets
All our tickets are on sale online. If they are sold out, at less busy time they can also be purchased from the Museum’s ticket office. Buy online to make sure you get your ticket.
Full-access ticket (at the ticket office +€1)
€12 / €10 reduced
Children under age 17*, job seekers* and persons with disabilities*.
Every Sunday, two hours before closing. Day of Andalusia (28 February). International Museum Day (18 May). World Tourism Day (27 September). Anniversary of the Museum’s inauguration in 2003 (27 October).
Free admission
€0 / Audioguide €0
The price of all tickets includes the audio guide
· Seniors over age 65
· European Youth Card holders
· Students under age 26
· Children under age 17
· People with disabilities (and their companion)
· Job seekers registered with SEPE (Spanish Public Employment Service)
· Students enrolled at the University of Málaga (UMA)
· Teachers
· ICOM members
· Journalists
Free admission every Sunday, two hours before closing. Day of Andalusia (28 February). International Museum Day (18 May). World Tourism Day (27 September). Anniversary of the Museum’s inauguration in 2003 (27 October).
Discounts and gratuities will only be applied to the rates to visit the Museum, not to cultural or educational activities.
Getting here
On foot
We’re in the historic centre of Málaga, very close to the Cathedral, the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre.
If you are a school centre see the attached map
By bus
The nearest stops are:
To the south, Paseo del Parque-Ayuntamiento
To the north, Plaza de la Merced
More information at http://www.emtmalaga.es/
By car
The nearest public car parks are:
Plaza de la Marina and Alcazaba
More information at http://www.smassa.eu/
Plan your visit
Opening hours
Open every day
March–June: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
July–August: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
September–October: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
November–February: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Galleries are cleared 10 minutes before closing. The shop/bookshop shuts its doors 15 minutes before closing.
Special opening hours
24 and 31 December and 5 January: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
25 December, 1 January and 6 January: closed
Choose a date
Exhibitions
Activities
Oct 22, 2024 —— Mar 21, 2027
Picasso and Printmaking
Free Admission
Jan 16 and Jan 23, 2025
Pottery workshop
Workshops
Dec 11, 2024
‘Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other’. Screening and conference
Free Admission
Nov —— Dec, 2024
Social participation sessions
Free Admission
Jun 20 —— Dec 12, 2024 . See programme
Flamenco in ‘Joel Meyerowitz. Europa 1966-1967’
Music
Sep 17, 2024 —— Jul 8, 2025
18th OFM Chamber Music Series
Music
Mar 19 —— Oct 1, 2024
Total Picasso. Social participation project
Social Participation
Jun 18 —— Dec 12, 2024
Flamenco x Joel Meyerowitz
Music
Dec 19, 2024
Art and Migration: Stories of New Identities. 14th Art and Social Participation Seminar
Courses and Seminars
Oct 22, 2024 —— Mar 21, 2027
Pablo Picasso. Lifeline
Free Admission
Garden
Laurels, geraniums, orange trees and bougainvillea bloom in the Museum garden, a peaceful oasis in the heart of historic Málaga, isolated from the hustle and bustle of city life. The perfect place to make a stop and let your senses revel in the gurgling water of the fountain or the bells at the neighbouring church of San Agustín.
Café. A Mediterranean menu with something for everyone.
Bookshop
Specialised in Picasso and his time, the Museum shop/bookshop stocks numerous volumes published by the Museo Picasso Málaga as well as an ample selection of art books, gifts, posters, stationery, decorative and textile products, accessories and a variety of articles for children and teens. The perfect stop for booklovers and anyone looking for an original souvenir or gift.
The Malaga of Picasso