Combo (Save 5%): Picasso Museum Malaga + Teatro Flamenco Essence Flamenco Show Tickets





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- Two sides of Málaga in one plan: Picasso’s work in the Buenavista Palace, then Andalusian flamenco performed live at Teatro Flamenco Málaga Club.
- See works like Woman with Raised Arms and Musketeer with Sword, where forms stretch, break, and reassemble, alongside ceramics and sketchbooks inside a calm, courtyard-led space.
- Inside the museum, you’ll also find Phoenician and Roman archaeological remains on the lower floor.
- Watch flamenco up close, sharp footwork, live guitar, and vocals that build slowly, then hit hard, all in a small theatre where every movement lands.
Picasso Museum
- Entry to Picasso Museum Malaga
- Full access to permanent and temporary exhibitions
- Access to the Archaeological site
- Audio guide in 14 languages available via app
Teatro Flamenco Essence Flamenco Show
- Entry to Essence Flamenco show at Málaga Club Flamenco Theatre
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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SoloVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5The Picasso Museum in Málaga is definitely worth a visit. It is located in the beautiful historic Palacio de Buenavista, and the collection allows visitors to explore different stages of Picasso’s artistic career, from his early works to his later pieces. The museum has a wonderful atmosphere, is well organised, and is located right in the heart of the old town. A great place for both art lovers and anyone who wants to learn more about Picasso and his connection to Málaga. I truly recommend visiting this museum — it’s a wonderful experience and a must-see in Málaga!MMaryna Z
CoupleVerified bookingAug 20265/5We got in very quickly, picked up an audio guide—it was very easy to listen to—and everything went perfectly. The museum is magnificent; the archaeological hall, located downstairs, is especially worth a visit—it features excavations of an ancient city from the Phoenician era.MMary Z
CoupleVerified booking3 days ago5/5The Picasso Museum and Picasso's Birthplace Museum are magnificent. The museum has such a lovely connection of works, arranged in such a lovely way, and including so much more variety than I realized existed in Picasso's works. In the Birthplace Museum, we felt like we actually "got to know" Picasso. The birthplace museum contained some of his earlier works, as well as lots of artifacts and nformation about his family and early years. In both places, staff noticed that we could use help maneuvering from floor to floor, so arranged for someone to escort us to the elevator and meet us at the next floor. In the Birthplace Museum, one of the docents let me use her chair, and instructed her replacement employee to take care of me in the same way! I felt pampered as I enjoyed these marvelous sites!BBozhko V
FamilyVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5Visiting the Pablo Picasso Museum left me with the warmest and most vivid impressions! It’s not just an encounter with great art, but an incredibly inspiring journey for the whole family. The exhibition is curated so harmoniously that it captivates you from the very first moments. I was especially pleased by how comfortable and engaging the experience was for my child: the space is perfectly suited for a child’s first encounter with Cubism and Expressionism. It’s a real delight to see a child examining the shapes and colors with curiosity and trying to figure out the artist’s vision. The museum staff is incredibly friendly, and the atmosphere is bright, imbued with creativity and artistic freedom. We left feeling deeply inspired and filled with a flood of emotions. We’ll definitely be back! I highly recommend a visit to anyone traveling with children. Thank you for the warm welcome!MMarc P
CoupleVerified bookingLast week4/5The sections of the exhibition dedicated to the painter’s career are my favorites, and the explanations—though they contain several spelling errors—are sufficient and clear. On the other hand, I think a little more clarity regarding the exact layout of the museum wouldn’t hurt. Just a few areas for improvement.
One booking covers a self-paced Picasso Museum visit with audio guide, then an evening flamenco performance in central Málaga.
Getting started
Show your mobile ticket at the entrance when you arrive at Picasso Museum Málaga. Later, head to Teatro Flamenco Málaga Club and present your ticket for entry to the Essence show.
What to expect
Picasso Museum You step into the Buenavista Palace and follow Picasso’s career through a collection of 200+ works, from early periods through Cubism and beyond. The multilingual audio guide helps you slow down and notice techniques, influences, and turning points. Features
- Works spanning Picasso’s Blue and Rose periods through to Cubism.
- A lower-floor area with Phoenician and Roman archaeological remains.
- A quiet garden space for a pause between galleries.
- The Cubism Lab, where you experiment with Cubist-style compositions.
- A museum shop with art books, prints, and Picasso-inspired items.
Teatro Flamenco Essence Flamenco Show You take your seat in an intimate theatre and watch flamenco performed as it’s meant to feel: live, rhythmic, and close to the stage. The show leans into the pulse of dance, music, and emotion, with a cast that changes and shifts night to night. Features
- A full flamenco performance built around live music and dance.
- Palms (flamenco clapping) used as part of the rhythm.
- A rotating cast of artists, including the dancer Malevo (as featured in the production notes).
Show details
Teatro Flamenco Málaga Club
- Genre: Dance
- Audience: Suitable for all ages
- Theatre Name: Málaga Club Flamenco Theatre
- Theatre Facilities: Restrooms
- Dress Code: Smart casual
What's not allowed
Picasso Museum
- Food & beverages, sharp metallic tools or objects, scooters, tricycles, and bicycles are not permitted on this experience.
- Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Accessibility
Picasso Museum
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Visitors with visual impairments can access an audio-described version, alongside Spanish Sign Language interpretation.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Additional information
Picasso Museum
- Facilities: cloak room.
- Please note that the cloak room can only accommodate suitcases and backpacks with a maximum size of 55 x 35 x 20 cm.
- Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
Teatro Flamenco Málaga Club
- Dress appropriately for the occasion. It is recommended that guests wear formal attire. Check with the venue if they have any strict guidelines.
- The venue does not allow outside food.
- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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