Museums in Malaga

It is a museum where you don't necessarily discover Picasso's way of painting, but rather his way of thinking about painting, across the 3 main movements in which he expressed himself throughout his decades of tireless activity.

I found it fascinating and the explanations of the paintings interesting. I now feel that I know and understand his art much better

This is a great exhibition to find out about the personal and political life of one of the most famous artists in the world. It is exciting to see Picasso's drawings and sketches alongside stories of how he tried to save the lives of numerous Second World War resistance fighters who fought so bravely against naziism. Additionally, it is touching to look at how Picasso spent the first nine or ten years of his life and how immediately he displayed his artistic ability under the tutelage of his father who was also a very gifted painter. Picasso was obviously a much loved child who only survived his birth because of Uncle Salvador who blew cigar smoke on him which kickstarted his breathing. What a great afternoon we enjoyed absorbing every part of this fascinating exhibition. Piease don't miss it if you visit Malaga.

A very interesting and special visit to learn about Picasso's origins and his relationship with Málaga. The museum is very well maintained, the exhibition is engaging and allows you to discover details of his childhood and his family background. A very charming place, highly recommended for art lovers and anyone who wants to get to know Picasso's history better.