Under-18s go free
Price:
Adults from €12
Best for:
Ages 8+
Duration:
1–1.5 hours
Weather:
Indoors
📍 Area:
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Highlights
Young Picasso: Paintings from his teenage years
Las Meninas: 58 versions of one painting
The building: Medieval courtyards and staircases
Picasso’s Blue Period: Early paintings in shades of blue reveal a very different side of Picasso’s work
Ceramics and sculpture: Discover how Picasso experimented beyond painting, using different materials, shapes and techniques
Quick Family Facts
Best for: Ages 8+
Visit time: 1–1.5 hours
Children: Under-18s go free
Free entry: Thursdays 4–7pm (October to March) and the first Sunday of the month
Nearby: Moco Museum, MEAM, Chocolate Museum
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Picasso Museum suitable for kids?
It’s best for ages 8 and up. Children can see the drawings and paintings Picasso made as a teenager, and compare his 58 versions of Las Meninas.
Do children need tickets for the Picasso Museum?
Under-18s go free, but they still need a timed ticket. Book online before your visit.
When is entry free for everyone?
On Thursdays from 4pm to 7pm (October to March), on the first Sunday of each month and on open days. Free slots must be booked online and are released four days before, from 10am.
What are the opening hours?
From late September to late March, Tuesday to Sunday 10am–7pm. From late March to late September, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday 9am–8pm, and Thursday to Saturday 9am–9pm. Closed on Mondays.
How do we get there?
Take metro L4 to Jaume I. The museum is a five-minute walk away on Carrer de Montcada.
Ready to visit?
Museu Picasso
Adults from €12
Under-18s go free but need a timed ticket. Free for everyone on Thursdays from 4pm to 7pm (October to March) and on the first Sunday of the month. Free slots are released online four days before, from 10am, and fill quickly.
Prices checked October 2026.
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