Museums & Art Galleries in Málaga — One Ticket to All Exhibitions

Unlock Málaga’s art scene with a single ticket: explore the main collection, dive into the landmark
“Pablo Picasso: Structures of Invention. The Unity of a Life’s Work”, and wander the latest
temporary exhibitions—all under one roof in the city’s historic center.

Why you’ll love this…

• One ticket, many shows: Access the core collection plus all current temporary exhibitions.
• Major Picasso retrospective: Structures of Invention presents 141 works—installed thematically, not chronologically—spanning cubism, surrealism and more, with 10 works never before shown in Spain.
• Iconic setting: Enjoy unique architecture in Málaga’s historic center—don’t miss a photo in the Central Patio, a coffee in the Garden, and a peek at the archeological remains.

What to expect

Step into a fresh reading of Picasso’s practice. Rather than a timeline, the show unfolds as five spotlight exhibitions within one,
tracing processes, forms and recurring ideas that unite a life’s work. Move between painting, drawing and sculpture
as the installation “crosses time and space” to reveal invention at work.

Your ticket also covers the current temporary exhibitions and the museum’s permanent collection. Linger in the Central Patio,
stroll the Garden for a breather, and—time permitting—visit the on-site archeological remains.

What’s included

• ✔️ Single ticket granting access to all current exhibitions (including Pablo Picasso: Structures of Invention)
• ✔️ Access to permanent collection and venue common areas (Central Patio, Garden)
• ✔️ Instant confirmation & mobile e-voucher (when booked online)

Good to know

• Location: Historical center of Málaga (easy walk from major sights).
• Exhibition layout: Picasso show arranged thematically (not chronological), presented across five curated sections.
• Facilities: Patio & Garden café available; allow time to enjoy the architecture and site remains.
• Policies: Photography, re-entry, and bag/locker rules vary by exhibition—please check on-site signage.

Plan your visit

• Peak times are late morning and early afternoon—arrive early for quieter galleries.
• Give yourself 90–120 minutes for the Picasso retrospective alone; longer if you’ll see all exhibitions.
• Audio guides or guided visits may be available on select days; enquire at the desk.

Art, architecture and atmosphere—wrapped into one ticket.
Book your all-exhibitions ticket