Picasso Museum in Paris Tickets

If you're passionate about art, secure your entry to the Picasso Museum in Paris, which features the most extensive collection of the artist's works from Málaga.

Exploring the Hôtel Salé: Picasso's Major Collection

The Hôtel Salé is a magnificent 17th-century Baroque mansion nestled in the Le Marais district, serving as the home of the Picasso Museum in Paris, officially known as Musée National Picasso-Paris.

This museum offers the most comprehensive assembly of works by Pablo Ruiz Picasso. Renowned as a prominent figure in Cubism, the Málaga-born painter is widely recognized as one of the pivotal artists of the 20th century.

Within its walls, the museum preserves a collection that chronicles Picasso’s entire artistic journey. This includes masterpieces from his personal studios, which he maintained until his passing, alongside his complete archives, totaling over 200,000 items.

Exquisite Masterpieces

Your ticket grants you access to explore the diverse galleries at your leisure, allowing you to discover works reflecting every phase of Picasso’s artistry (Blue, Rose, Cubist, and Classical), alongside pieces from his later years. Among the notable works showcased in the museum are:

• Self-Portrait: a celebrated piece from the Blue Period, created in 1901 when the artist was merely 20.
• La Celestina: a 1904 painting, also from the Blue Period, it stands as one of Picasso’s most iconic portraits.
• Paul Dressed as a Harlequin: a 1924 work where Picasso, in a return to classicism, depicts his first son.
• Portrait of Dora Maar: a Cubist masterpiece from 1937.
• The Kiss: a painting from 1969, representing the later phase of the esteemed artist.

Besides paintings, the exhibition includes numerous sculptures by Picasso, such as The Goat and Bull’s Head.

Picasso’s Curated Collection

The museum does not solely display Picasso's creations; it also showcases works by other artists that Picasso collected throughout his life. Highlights include Matisse’s Marguerite and pieces from cherished artists like Cézanne, Miró, Degas, and Rousseau.

Operating Hours

The Picasso Museum in Paris welcomes visitors from Tuesday to Sunday, between 9:30 am and 6 pm. The final admission is allowed until 5:15 pm, with the galleries closing at 5:40 pm.

Adjusted Hours

• On December 24 and 31, the museum will close at 5 pm.
• In addition to being closed on Mondays, the museum will not open on January 1, May 1, and December 25.

Complimentary Admission

Visitors can enjoy free entry on the first Sunday of each month.

Additionally, admission is complimentary for EU citizens under 26 years old and for children under 18, regardless of nationality.