Tickets for Centre Pompidou Málaga

Visit Centre Pompidou's seaside outpost

Open today: 09:30 - 20:00

Provider: Ayuntamiento de Málaga

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing

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Audio guide: English, French, Russian, Spanish

Wheelchair accessible

Smartphone tickets accepted

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing

Audio guide: English, French, Russian, Spanish

Skip the line

Wheelchair accessible

Instant ticket delivery

Smartphone tickets accepted

Current exhibitions

A time of one's own. Freeing oneself from the constraints of everyday life.

Until 15 October 2023

Lucio Fontana: Recto-Verso

Until 23 April 2023

Bernardi Roig: Occupying the Void with Blocks of Stopped Light

Until 30 May 2023

The villages of tomorrow

Until 1 February 2024

What's included

Access to the permanent collection

Access to the temporary exhibition

Audio guide

Highlights & Description

Enter El Cubo, a cuboid glass structure in Málaga port, and visit one of the Centre Pompidou's few branches outside France
See more than 80 artworks, from 1905 and later, including significant pieces by Pablo Picasso and regularly updated exhibitions
Enjoy collections grouped into seven different sections covering many different styles, artists, and countries

Málaga is Picasso's birthplace, and the city has honored its most famous son with a stunning colorful cube on the waterfront. The daring structure outside perfectly suits the collection of modern and contemporary art inside, all from the collection of the Pompidou in Paris.

As you stroll down Málaga's charming seafront towards the port, you won't miss the translucent panels of the ultra-sleek cube (know affectionately as El Cubo). Málaga's appeal owes a lot to its beaches and tapas, but the opening of this branch of the Centre Pompidou has put it squarely on the cultural map too.

Inside, the museum boasts fantastic exhibits suitable for all ages. Featuring a range of paintings, sculptures, installations, and films, the Pompidou Málaga will leave you thoughtful and inspired - the perfect state to be in when you go to the beach for a swim or for sunset cocktails.

Insider tip

Start your day with a visit to this museum and then go for a walk on the promenade of Muelle Uno towards Málaga’s Lighthouse. Enjoy an ice cream while soaking up the views of the port and the sunny weather - temperatures can reach around 20°C during winter!