Museo Ralli Marbella

Surprisingly good. Salvador Dali works, Bacon, Chagall and a lot of other interesting wide spectrum of Art. Free entrance 10.00-15.00 also Saturdays. Worth a visit🤗👍

Title: A Hidden Gem in Marbella Review: The Ralli Museum is a true treasure — calm, elegant, and inspiring. Admission is free, yet the quality of the collection rivals major art institutions. The mix of Latin American contemporary art and European masters is beautifully curated, with spacious galleries that allow you to enjoy each piece without crowds or noise. The building itself is spotless and modern, with natural light that enhances the art. A visit here is both relaxing and enriching — an absolute must when in Marbella.

What a delightful morning! Visiting the Museum Ralli was a high point in appreciation for Marabella. I really enjoyed the artists and the art shown during this time period. Items include everything from heavey sculptures to delicate coins. Beautiful works of art.

Lovely place and welcoming. I came when it was raining, so it was the perfect thing to do when the weather wasn't so great. Welcoming staff. Three floors. Downstairs was fantastic, and the first floor. Interesting exhibits and worth visiting. They even told me that photography is allowed without flash, which is good because I like to take pictures for a review. Free WiFi as well, which is helpful. I would recommend they add some contactless points for any donations or a box. As I would defo donate. Well maintained and not too many people inside, which makes the experience a very pleasant one.

Amazing museum, with works of Dali, Miro, Bacon, Moor, Chagall and many South American artists. Definitely worth a visit and it’s free! We recommend! ❤️

Excellent museum with a very interesting Latin American collection, plus some Salvador Dali sculptures and Joan Miro paintings, among other European artists. And it's free to the public.

I believe this museum is a bit underrated. Sure there are not so many famous paintings of very famous painters, but the place is really nice, quiet and relaxing. If you're lucky you'll find yourself all alone wondering around the rooms and having the possibility to admire the art work in a peaceful moment. The collection is about contemporary art and some of the pieces are really stunning. And also, it's free. Totally worth a visit if in Marbella.

This is a private collection (including mementos such as medals) more than a collection of museum-worthy pieces. The vest majority of the pieces by European masters, from de Chirico to Dalì to Miró to Bacon, are lithographs or other multiples, as correctly identified in the labels (number n from an edition of 32, or 50, or whatever). The Latin American collection may be of more interest to genre enthusiasts, although I was not impressed with the quality of the work on display at the time I visited. A quick visit takes no more than 20-30 minutes - a nice distraction from the beach