Centre Pompidou

Explore the captivating world of contemporary art at the Centre Pompidou Málaga with our skip-the-line tickets, granting you easy access to a vast collection of modern masterpieces, including both permanent collections and exciting temporary exhibitions.

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Colorful glass cube structure at Centre Pompidou Malaga with cityscape and sky in the background.

Visitors viewing modern art at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior.

Hanging geometric installation at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition.

Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior with abstract paintings on display.

Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior with modern chairs and art displays.

Man viewing abstract painting at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition.

Exhibition visitor viewing colorful abstract painting at Centre Pompidou Malaga.

Large circular sculptures in Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior.

Visitor viewing textile art at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior.

Visitor viewing abstract art at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior.

Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition featuring Piero Manzoni's "Artist's Shit" display.

Visitors viewing artwork at Centre Pompidou Malaga exhibition interior.

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Skip-the-Line Tickets to Centre Pompidou Málaga

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Visit El Cubo, a cuboid glass structure in Málaga port, one of the Centre Pompidou's few branches outside France.
Discover more than 80 permanent and temporary artworks from many styles, artists, and countries, dating 1905 onwards, including pieces by Picasso.
Explore 7 sections: metamorphoses, the body, political body, self-portraits, man without a face, Brancusi's workshop, and the Pompidou Centre's architecture.
Marvel at iconic works like The Frame by Frida Kahlo, The Flower Hat by Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon's Self-portrait, and Standing Naked.

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Visit El Cubo, a cuboid glass structure in Málaga port, one of the Centre Pompidou's few branches outside France.
Discover more than 80 permanent and temporary artworks from many styles, artists, and countries, dating 1905 onwards, including pieces by Picasso.
Explore 7 sections: metamorphoses, the body, political body, self-portraits, man without a face, Brancusi's workshop, and the Pompidou Centre's architecture.
Marvel at iconic works like The Frame by Frida Kahlo, The Flower Hat by Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon's Self-portrait, and Standing Naked.

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€9

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Skip-the-Line Tickets to Crocodile Park

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Discover Europe's largest collection of crocodiles at the Crocodile Park in Torremolinos.
Get close up views of wee baby crocs and the legendary Big Daddy - the biggest in all of Europe.
Learn about a crocodile's life cycle and enjoy fully-guided tours and demonstrations.

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Discover Europe's largest collection of crocodiles at the Crocodile Park in Torremolinos.
Get close up views of wee baby crocs and the legendary Big Daddy - the biggest in all of Europe.
Learn about a crocodile's life cycle and enjoy fully-guided tours and demonstrations.

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Pro tips to help you make a pick

Head straight to the reception desk for a quick lowdown on that day's exhibitions, workshops, and events. Want to avoid crowds? Start your exploration at the top floor and work your way down.

Every Centre Pompidou ticket includes rooftop access, so make sure you don't miss out on the breathtaking views of Paris!

Keep an eye out for street performers like mimes, jugglers, and clowns at the Pompidou Plaza. In spring, you might even catch a miniature carnival!

If you plan to dine at Georges Restaurant, be sure to book a table and dress business casual.

Planning a budget-friendly trip? The Centre Pompidou offers free entry on the first Sunday of every month!

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About Centre Pompidou

Designed with a revolutionary exposed-exterior style, the Centre Pompidou is a contemporary art museum in Paris, instantly recognizable by its colorful tubes and escalators on the outside! As you step inside, you'll find Europe's largest collection of modern and contemporary art, along with exhibitions, movie screenings, and even a library.

AddressPlace Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris, France

Also known asBeaubourg

Year opened1977

Founded byRenzo Piano

Visitors per year3000000

Expected wait time - Standard30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

The Centre Pompidou boasts the world's second-biggest collection of modern art, just behind MoMA in New York City!

Those colorful tubes on the outside aren't just for show, as they're a color-coded system for the building's insides: green for water pipes, blue for air conditioning, yellow for electricity, and red for elevators and stairs.

Did you know this museum is named after a French president? Georges Pompidou was an art enthusiast and pushed to get this museum built.

The Centre Pompidou has a hidden gem calling all bibliophiles – a massive public library with over 400,000 books!

When it first opened, the Centre Pompidou's unique design caused a major stir – some loved it, some hated it as people debated its not-so-common architectural style.

Why visit Centre Pompidou?

Art for everyone

Whether you're a seasoned art aficionado or just curious, the Pompidou has something for everyone, from art of famous personalities to works of up-and-coming artists!

Wonder of a structure

It's not just what's inside, the building itself is a revolutionary piece of modern architecture. Prepare to be amazed by its bold design and exposed guts on the outside!

On the move

The Centre Pompidou keeps things fresh with temporary exhibitions that showcase new trends and artistic movements!

A cultural hub

The Pompidou is more than just a museum! Get lost in a vast library, catch a film or performance, or delve into the world of music and sound at IRCAM.

Take your breath away

Top off your visit with a stunning panoramic view of Paris from the rooftop. See the City of Lights from a whole new perspective!

Highlights

The architecture

Step into a vision unlike any other. The Centre Pompidou, championed by President Pompidou, boasts a revolutionary design by architects Piano and Rogers. Think "inside-out" with vibrant tubes and exposed structures – a true feat of modern architecture to resemble a heart and its arteries! Inside, it's all open space, perfect for showcasing art in a whole new way.

The permanent collection

From modern and contemporary masterpieces to captivating photography and design exhibits, there's something for every artistic taste. Sculptural genius? Explore the dedicated Brancusi's Studio. Art history buff? Dive into the Kandinsky Library, a haven for rare printed works by 20th and 21st-century artists.

The exhibitions

The Centre Pompidou keeps things fresh with captivating temporary exhibitions. You can dive into the ever-evolving world of modern art, from established masters to emerging talents. Better yet, some exhibitions even offer virtual tours using augmented reality – a truly cutting-edge experience!

The theater & performances

Beyond visual arts, the Centre Pompidou comes alive with performances! The large auditorium hosts dancers, musicians, theater troupes, and more, showcasing a vibrant array of artistic expression. Want a taste? Past performances include Marlene Monteiro Freitas's captivating dance and Ayaka Nakama's electrifying "Freeway Dance."

The Kandinsky Library

The Kandinsky Library is a haven for bibliophiles that boasts over 18,000 printed works by major 20th and 21st-century artists. Explore a treasure trove of artist's books, manuscripts, and art-focused publications alongside captivating photographic albums and reviews. It's a paradise for if you would love to delve deeper into the world of art.

Plan your visit

Centre Pompidou

Monday	9:30am - 8:00pm
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	9:30am - 8:00pm
Thursday	9:30am - 8:00pm
Friday	9:30am - 8:00pm
Saturday	9:30am - 8:00pm
Sunday	9:30am - 8:00pm

Closed on: Tuesdays and May 1

Last Entry: 1 hour before closing time

Travel guides and tips

An art lover’s paradise | Explore the Centre Pompidou Malaga

Discover a cultural gem in Centre Pompidou Malaga, also known as ‘El Cubo’. Embrace the colorful cuboid with a view of the waterfront and delve into a world of contemporary art, where vibrant exhibits from renowned artists ignite your imagination. Unravel the beauty of modern creativity, and embark on an unforgettable journey through this artistic […]