Picasso MuseumOn Carrer Montcada, a street known for its elegant medieval
structures, two palaces dating from the 15th century have been
converted into the Picasso Museum, home to one of the most complete
collections of works from his youth and formative years as an
artist. Pablo Picasso spent his early years in Barcelona (between
1901 and 1906), and the museum is now one of the city's top
attractions. The collection includes a number of childhood
portraits and paintings, as well as engravings, drawings and art
from his Blue and Rose Periods.
Address: 15-23 Montcada Street
Website: www.museupicasso.bcn.es
Telephone: 932 563 000
Transportation: Metro to Jaume l, Liceu or Arc de Triomf stations; bus
17, 40 or 45 to Via Laietana or Jaume I bus stops, bus 39 or 51 to
Passeig Picasso stop
Opening Time: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to
8pm
Admission: EUR6 for main exhibition - extra for special showings.
Free days on 11 February, 18 May and 24 September |
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