Malaga and Picasso

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If you visit Malaga, you’d really love to join this tour about Picasso. You will learn the more recent history of the city seen through the eyes of its most famous city-born, Picasso. A walking tour through Malaga city stopping on places related to his life. On them we will explain how this city influenced on him, why he loved her and why he left eventually. A pleasant walk that will discover a more personal Picasso and will make you understand why he used certain images repeatedly in his career.

What’s about


We will begin by introducing you to the social environment of the nineteenth-century Malaga bourgeoisie, in which Pablo Ruiz Picasso was to be born. Malaga, a rich and industrial city, would be reflected in the ceiling’s painting of the Teatro Cervantes, the starting point of this tour.

You will know the Italian origin of his surname and you will meet his family environment. A house full of women and a single male figure, his father Jose Ruiz Blasco, also a painter. You will discover the good fortune of the boy Pablo who, from a young age, was guided by his father to achieve success.

Along the tour we will show you, thanks to a book, Picasso’s works of art related to the Malaga themes that he learned in his youth and inherited especially from his father, such as his love for painting pigeons and bulls.

We will walk through places like the church where he was baptized, his nursery school, or the square where he used to play as a child. You will learn why he had to leave Malaga and why he returned, the times he visited the city as a teenager and what happened in those stages.

To finish our Picasso tour we will go to the Chinitas passage, where you will learn about a tragedy that the artist experienced himself and that would be one of the reasons for not returning to his hometown again.


A essential tour if you want to visit Malaga through the eyes of the great Picasso. A great introduction to discover who Pablo was, what his origins were and why he became the most important artist of the 20th century. Join us! Our meeting point is at Plaza Jerónimo Cuervo, in front of Teatro Cervantes.

 

INCLUDES

    • 2h Private guided visit

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Childhood places of Picasso
  • “The ages of Picasso” mural
  • Birth certificate
  • First drawing
  • First recognition
  • Origin of Picasso’s famous images: bulls, doves, etc.

 

ROUTE: Teatro Cervantes, Plaza de la Merced, Picasso’s Birthplace, Old Pharmacy Mamely, Church of Santiago, Museo Picasso Málaga, Old Malaga City Hall, Plaza Mitjana, Plaza de la Constitución, Pasaje Chinitas, Plaza del Obispo.

Prices

1 Adult

120€ / person

2 Adults

75€ / person

3 Adults

60€ / person

4 Adults

50€ / person

* All taxes included

OFFER! If you book 2 of any of our cultural tours, the second one has a 20€ discount per person on any kind of group.

If you have a special group (family with children, more than 4 people, etc.) contact us and ask for our special prices.

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