Casa Museo Picasso

Love to see where this famous artist and his family lived in the late 1800’s. The building is beautiful too.

Very lovely museum. We managed to sneak in 15 min before closing and the girl who worked there was super kind and allowed us to take our time to see the place, even if it meant that we would stay there after official closing hour.

the house where Picasso lived during his childhood, could be interesting for his fans. Also it's free, but check the opening hours 👌🏻

Such a nice house. Very well preserved. It is small, but it gives a nice indication of Picasso's life.

I really loved seeing young Picasso's work and their family home in A Coruña. There was lots of interesting items and even prints of Picasso's painting of the apartment when they lived there. The only thing l would have improved, was the historical detail. In that period they didn't use magnolia paint. All the rooms would have been dark rich colours and very cluttered. So this oversight completely changed the character and was much too bright and modern looking.

Increíble, wery interesting and inspiring))) we would like to come here again)

A lovely insight , the flat is very authentic in decor and for free it is wonderful . You only need 20 minutes here . Today a very kind man working here helped to translate and answer my questions . Great for Picasso fans .

This is very interesting and worth visiting, but it is a shame that, furniture apart , there is no attempt at an authentic interior. There is reproduction of a Picasso painting showing exactly how it would have looked. A typical 19th century clutered home. Instead, the whole place in painted white and magnolia.