Musée Picasso Review

A must visit museum if you want to learn about the life of picasso, highlight of the latin quartier in the heart of paris.

Wonderful museum for Picasso aficionados. Not only do you get to see a ton a Picasso in one place but the space that houses the works is incredible. There is a Calder- Picasso exhibition through June 2019. Rent the audio guide to get an explanation of their relationship and insights into how they influenced each other. Worth the 4 fee on top of the 14 admission. The museum is a 4 story palace so allow approximately 2 hours to appreciate these masters. The grounds are beautiful as well. Expect large crowds on Sunday afternoon. This is a must stop. Don't miss the Cezannes and Manets

Must go if you love art!!! The museum was very nice and very interesting. I knew I would like it a lot but was even better than I expected it. Take it in little by little to understand it even more and appreciate it even more. At the end, you can go and sit back for a little bit in the small park there. It s very peaceful. After you leave the museum just walk around this area of Le Marais, it s got a very special feel with really nice restaurants and bars.

Very lovely experience! Definitely worth a visit... Always amazed how many excellent works of art can be collected. Here is no exception. The pieces are of high quality and a very good selection from his works. It is placed in a manner to tell a wonderful story. Some of the pieces are very unique!

The building the pieces are housed is very beautiful and well maintained. There are several lovely restaurants and shops in the area...

The Picasso museum in Paris is definitely one to see. It holds some very interesting pieces of work both by Picasso and some other very influential French artists over the course of recent history. Doesn't take too long to get through the entire museum, but I can tell you it's definitely worth going there to check it out.

Hello, there is a wonderful contrast between the classical architecture of the museum and Picasso s free wheeling expressions. There s some great work here and the museum is comfortable and the work is accessible and well lit. There s a warm vibe at this gallery and I truly appreciate it.

I love this place. It rings with the spirit of the man. It s a must especially if you re fan of Picasso s surreal cubist works. The reflection of the Spirit of Picasso is alive and well here and and the collection of his work will take you to a place of inspiration and reflection on the magical nuances of life here on earth.

One of the best museum experiences of my life. Truly one of my favorite experiences and destinations in Paris. If so-called abstract art is not your thing if you don't know or care for fragmentation you're probably not going to enjoy. But if you know Picasso, if you like Picasso or want to know more, this will be more informing than most browses of the internet. The staff kind of rushed me out prematurely at closing time, but the receptionists were kind. Plan on revisiting if I get the chance.

Fantastic building - interesting exhibition, but the cartoon / poetry / literature theme isn t the best if you can t read French. They have a vast stock of Picasso work though so will definitely check out the next exhibition when all the paintings will have been replaced

We ve been lucky enough to catch a very special exhibition here from the masterpieces of Calder and Picasso. It was a very well organized and installed exhibition, explained a lot without giving too much information. Based on this you could understand Picasso s art, even if before you thought it isn t your piece of cake. A very educational exhibition, one of the bests in this category so far. Check this place, even with kids, the curator(s) know what and how to show, and what information should be given. The building is also cool, so it was a real surrealistic experience to see Picasso and Calder in a building built in the XVI. century.

Really enjoyed this museum. It is easy to finish in a day unlike the Louvre. The art was all Picasso which was nice and it was all different types of pieces. They had some sketches and paintings as well as some items. The admission was 14 kinda like everywhere else and it took a decent amount of time to get through the whole thing. Lots of informative reading on the sides of the paintings and quotes. It took us only about 5 min to get in, there was hardly any wait.