Picasso Museum in Barcelona 🎨

Pablo Picasso is without a doubt one of the most genius artists ever. His style, cubism, marked a rupture with the world of art before and started a new way of seeing painting, sculpture and many other artistic disciplines. In Barcelona, at the heart of the old quarter named “El Born” you can visit Picasso Museum and enjoy a selection of artworks that the artist himself donated to the museum. The building itself is worth visiting, a medieval style palace built in sandy stone that houses many of his artworks. 📍C/ de Montcada, 15-23, 08003 Barcelona 🕘Open daily from 9:00 to 20:00 except Monday 💶 tickets start from 12€ #timetotravel

Picasso Museum in Barcelona

Picasso is certainly a name that comes up when it comes to Spain. This museum has a comprehensive collection of Picasso’s life events and artworks- paintings, sculptures and scribbles. The interactive technology available in the exhibition also helps you appreciate the art more eg the audio device has a screen that applies x ray to Picasso’s paintings to show the use of lighting. #picasso #museum #paintings

Picasso

The Picasso Museum in Barcelona houses more than 3,500 works by Picasso, ranging from oil paintings to sketches, engravings, ceramics, and more. The exceptional design and expressiveness are truly astonishing.

Amazing experience of Picasso Art

It was really usefull and interesting tour with Andreas.We have going many interesting facts about Picasso life. Its definitely worth going if your in Barcelona there’s lots of local shops art shops and other things in the same area, lots of nice, wine, bars, coffee, shops, cake shops amazing vibes it’s amazing even for A solo traveler like to and First time the ticket was like €10 best to book in advance the opening times are from 10am till 19pm #mytravelhacks #art

The Pearl of Spain | Barcelona

Barcelona, this enchanting city, with its ancient buildings, dazzling colors, passionate culture, cuisine, and music. 🚏As one of the most popular cities in Spain, Barcelona attracts millions of people every year, including 🔺artists🔺scholars🔺travelers and 🔺adventurers. 🌟In Barcelona, you can admire the magnificent architecture of the Sagrada Familia and feel the unique artistic atmosphere of Gaudi. 🔜This church is one of Gaudi's representative works. It has been under construction for nearly a century and is still being built. 🌟Other worthwhile attractions include museums, historical sites, parks, and beaches. 🔜Among them, the Picasso Museum and the Miró Museum are must-visit places for art lovers. 🍱If you are a food lover, Barcelona will definitely not disappoint you. 📸There are many types of food here, among which the most famous is the Spanish specialty snack Tapas. 💡Tapas bars can be found in every corner of Barcelona, and each bar has its own specialty snacks that you must try. Indulge in the delicious food while exploring the city. 🌟🔜If you want to experience the unique charm of this city, why not take a stroll along the enchanting city streets and explore the history and culture of Barcelona. 📸After nightfall, performances, music, and light shows on city streets and squares will leave you mesmerized.

Great Museum

#celebratewithtrip The Museu Picasso is, quite simply, a must-see attraction of Barcelona.. Wondering around the pretty courtyards and galleries of the Museu Picasso is as pleasurable as witnessing the collections themselves. The collection predominantly focuses on Picasso’s earliest years, until 1904, and comprises of more than 3,500 pieces of artwork. In 1983, the Picasso Museum as it is known today, was opened in Barcelona. Hailed as one of the world’s most important museums

[Picasso Museum] Picasso Museum in the Gothic Old Town, the Cathedral and the Picasso Museum can be arranged for a day of visits. You can go to the Picasso Museum in the schedule, after all, it is too hot and heavy. I went to the queue at 10 o'clock in the morning and arranged for the team. However, there was no limit to the limit, and there was time for the entrance to the ticket. The time was reached before entering. Picasso was born in Malaga on the southern coast of Spain and is one of the three great masters of the 20th century. The museum is also the only Picasso Museum, built by Picasso. The paintings in the museum are not allowed to take pictures, showing many paintings about the religious series painted by Picasso during his youth, as well as his first painting of the Holy Communion at the age of 15, and a lot of rough graffiti manuscripts. Abstract painting. When you visit the paintings, you will think that Picasso is a "schizophrenic" person. He paints with pencils and paints with oil. Some are very realistic, some are very imaginative, some are related to religion, and some are related to painting. Naked women are also very interested in chaos. He paints people, paints still life, and draws landscapes. The style of painting is sometimes arrogant and calm and rational. [Photograph] Go out of the exhibition hall to the museum's cloister. The cloister is like a Gothic palace. There is a small patio in the middle of the three sides. The building on the cloister is very Islamic. The whole look looks like Europe. The Moroccan riad is one of the best preserved places in Barcelona's Gothic architecture. A place that is great for wearing long skirts. If you are not interested in Picasso's paintings, it is good to see the cloister outside the painting. It is a decadent but high-quality small palace. [opening time] Barcelona: 9