Picasso Museum Malaga Tickets

I felt unfairly treated inside the venue. I kept holding my child's hand the entire time, as we'd been reminded at the former residence museum a few days prior. This time, I was especially careful to prevent my child from touching the artwork. Yet we still received stern warnings from the venue's security personnel. Not only did they insist we hold hands and prevent the child from touching the paintings, they even demanded we maintain a distance from the artwork. Where exactly are these rules written? The "no touching" rule is understandable—while children might not break the protective glass, it would increase maintenance work. But the hand-holding and distancing requirements baffled me. Are they truly necessary? Are children inherently incapable of controlling themselves? If these rules are truly mandatory, why weren't they prominently displayed at the entrance? Or specifically addressed to every visitor with children upon entry? Moreover, I observed other visitors with children who weren't holding hands, yet no staff intervened. This mirrors my experience at the former residence museum, where after being reminded by staff, I saw other children not holding hands without being stopped. So why single us out? Do our children have "uncontrollable" written on their foreheads?

Great experience from start to finish. The booking process was simple and smooth, and the tickets worked perfectly with no issues at the entrance. Museo Picasso Málaga is absolutely worth visiting — well organized, inspiring, and full of incredible works. Highly recommend both the museum and Headout! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Beautiful pictures from an early age. Well documented and good clear comments. In his birthplace I would have liked more about his background and family life.

Booking via headout was easy and quick. The price is fair. The museum is definitely worth it! We spent just under 2 hours there.