Museums in Malaga

It was fascinating to follow the artist's development, to see the many influences that his life and travels had on him and his work, how he experimented, was not afraid of critical judgement but followed his own style, changed again and again, tried out new techniques and above all excelled in so many different areas such as sculpture, lithography, oil painting, drawing, etc. It was wonderful to think that Picasso was born here. We also took the opportunity to visit the house where he was born, which brought us even closer to him. Thank you very much for this wonderful experience and for this amazing museum. I don't like that the tickets are personalised and once bought cannot be returned or sold or given to other people.

The purchasing was quick and easy. It would have been good to be ablt to buy different types (adult, reduced) of tickets in the same transaction.

It's not exactly a skip the line, as you still have to go by the ticket desk to validate your voucher. Luckily, the museum was not busy.

I didn't have to queue because most tourists arrive later anyway. Unfortunately, my ticket was not immediately recognized as a ticket. They simply trusted me.

The Centre Pompidou is a must-see and having advanced tickets that let us skip the line made a huge difference. It meant more time spent with the collection and less time standing out in the rain.

las 3 exposiciones que visité me gustaron mucho. La de Guerra y Paz fue muy interesante por cómo se exponian y explicaban las guerras que ha vivido Russia. La de Lev Tolstoi me sorprendieron y gustaron mucho las ilustraciones que se utilizaron para publicar su libro. Y el pintor de marinas, el cual no conocia, me maravilló cómo el agua de mar se transformaba en protagonista, eran tan real que parecia agua.