Musée National Picasso, <em>Paris</em>
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Musée National Picasso, Paris

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About Musée National Picasso

Roland Simounet renovated the Hotel Sale, originally erected in the 17th century for a tax farmer, to give the Musee Picasso a more sophisticated and solemn image in your Europe tour. The Picasso Museum has almost 4000 works by the artist on exhibit. These pieces are from his collection and include sculptures, prints, drawings, ceramics, engravings, and more in addition to his well-known paintings. Along with Picasso's own collection of works by other artists, there is also a collection of his own photographs. Each of these works of art was donated by his family after his death.


During your visit to this museum, you will get to know more about the life of Pablo Picasso, a Spanish artist, who was devoted to sculpture, painting, and all other forms of creation. The museum lets you trail the profound shifts in how art was viewed generally and were brought about by him. Picasso, who is most known for helping to start the Cubist Movement, lived most of his adult life in France, which turned out to be the last resting place for many of his greatest works, The Musee Paris.


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Open 6 days a week
Paid entry
MondayClosed
Tuesday09:30 – 18:00
Wednesday09:30 – 18:00
Thursday09:30 – 18:00
Friday09:30 – 18:00
Saturday09:30 – 18:00
Sunday09:30 – 18:00
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Musée National Picasso Highlights

• The majestic Hotel Sale was built in the 17th century in the Mazarin style, which combines neoclassicism with Italian baroque.
• A great central staircase that is based on Michelangelo's design for the Laurentian Library is displayed on the facade along with sculptured fruits, cherubs, and engravings.
• Picasso's favorite artists, Rousseau and Derain, are represented in the attic's exquisitely crafted wood framing and artwork. The museum's centerpiece displays groups of authentic Picasso pieces that are related to the various eras they originate from.
• The finest audio-visual tools enhance the depth of his work and bring new aspects. Everything will be on display at this show, from the views of Malaga and Barcelona ports. Enjoy Your Time At Paris In October

How To Reach Musée National Picasso

By Metro: The best way to reach Musee Picasso, Paris is via metro (Lines 1, 5 and 8). The nearest metro stations are Saint-Sebastien and Chemin Vert. 

By Bus: Tourists may also take the bus (line 20, 29, 65, 75, 69 or 96) to bus stops Saint-Claude or Rue Ville du Temple.

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Best Time To Visit Musée National Picasso

The Picasso Museum hosts exhibitions and workshops all through the year but it would be better if you plan a visit between the months of October and the months of April. At this time of the year the weather is pleasant and there are less crowds. 

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Musée National Picasso Essential Information

  • It is recommended to purchase the tickets online so that you can skip the line. 
  • The museum has more than thirty halls consisting of unique collections that are displayed in a chronological order. 
  • Don’t forget to hire an audio guide to have a better and a more insightful experience.  
  • There are informative signboards in all the exhibition rooms. 
  • There is a private 2 hours guided tour in English, French and Spanish which lets you skip the lines and understand the details of the artist’s work in depth. 
  • Both large and small pieces from Picasso's early and late periods are on display at the Picasso Museum.

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Point of Interest for Musée National Picasso

The Museum

Rousseau and Derain, two of Picasso's favorite painters, are portrayed in the attic's masterfully built wood framing and artwork. The centerpiece of the museum features collections of genuine Picasso works that are connected to the various eras they come from. The museum also makes use of cellars that are based on Picasso's studio themes, including pictures, engravings, sculptures, and paintings. Additionally, there is a permanent display that moves around the museum. The Musee Picasso's overall aesthetic portrays a whimsical yet minimalistic sense and an aesthetic vibe. 

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The Collection

The Picasso museum is home to thousands of archive items and more than 5,000 works of art make up the collection. Picasso's entire body of painted, sculptured, engraved, and illustrated work is displayed in this collection for the first time ever. You will also witness a detailed account of the artist's creative process through sketches, studies, notebooks, engravings in various stages, and transcripts. It is exceptional in terms of both its caliber and scale, as well as the variety of artistic mediums it includes.

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Picasso And His Work

Picasso Museum, also known as Musée National Picasso, displays the works of Spanish-born artist Pablo Picasso, including his paintings, sketches, engravings, and sculptures. About 400 pieces are on display in the museum, many of which are larger sculptures by Pablo Picasso that adorn the exterior gardens. There are also pieces from his own collection of artwork by other painters, such as Henri Rousseau, Paul Cézanne, and Henri Matisse.

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Exhibitions

Picasso, Obstinément Méditerranéen - Everything will be seen at this exhibition, from the landscapes of the ports of Barcelona and Malaga to the paintings from his final years. Over three million people have attended such events in the past, such as "Mediterranee," which is this one.

Picasso: Magic Tables - This exhibition focuses on a certain body of Pablo Picasso's work that is most appropriately referred to as his "Magic paintings." Picasso experimented with various plastic forms in these works of art to create art in the form of strange figures, adding a new chapter to his creation. His art will be explained through the principles of surrealism and current psychoanalytic currents in the Magic Tables show.

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Musée National Picasso Reviews

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Vikram Jadhav3 Apr 2022
5.0

The Picasso National Museum is one place that I would have regretted missing out on during my trip to Paris. While my friends were not interested to come here, I booked last minute tickets via Thrillophilia, and thankfully, got direct entry to the museum. It was definitely a great place to come to.

Vaishnavi Mehrotra18 Jan 2021
5.0

The Picasso National Museum carried a ton of history. From the painting to the sculptures to the actual design of the museum everything is historical. Me, being a history buff I was engrossed in the place.

Ramaa Marar13 Oct 2019
5.0

What an elegant place to discover. I always wanted to visit Picasso National Museum and I found this great discount they were providing on the tickets so I booked them for myself and my parents on our trip to Paris. We just showed our Thrillophilia vouchers on the location and they instantly allowed us in. I really liked it and would definitely recommend Thrillophilia.

Prashant Tonk23 Feb 2022
4.0

I had always wanted to visit the Picasso National Museum, and when I saw a fantastic deal on the tickets, I decided to book them for my family and myself on our vacation to Paris. When we arrived at the venue, we just presented our Thrillophilia coupons, and they immediately let us in.

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