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i hate every thing in barcelona spain this is the worst place i ever went to in my life
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2008
The Museu Picasso was both interesting and entertaining. I was just exploring that area of Barcelona and just happened across the exhibit. I am glad I did. The exhibit laid out the life of Picasso in chronologic order, and gives some insight into his life. If visiting this exhibition keep in mind you’re not allowed to take pictures or carry bags during the tour (a free bag / coat check is provided). Try to pick a time that you are not near any noisy school groups. Finally, this is a sight defiantly worth seeing!
Reviewed by: J. from on Feb 07 2008
Outstanding museum of Picasso's works.
Reviewed by: bdkmd8 from on Apr 18 2007
I had always seen examples of Picasso's work from his cubist phase. but withit the Museu is examples of his work throughout his life. he had several phases and most of the look nothing like the cubist phase. Now I can appreciate his work. I do have to say the Guards were a little over reactive. I was worned for leaning in to look at the detail of the brush strokes, there was no line on the ground and plexi-glass covering the painting. I saw it happen to others while walking through. it was just annoying.
Reviewed by: Mikey J from on Mar 22 2007
i liked going there as seeing the paintings was very exiting. but there was hardly any place to sit down inside the gallery. i didnt get the chance to go into the cafe, but i expect it would meet up to your expectaions. i didnt like the temporary gallery as it was i bit boreing, but the permanint one was very nice. overall if your fit, and an art lover youd love it. but if not, then dont. if you do want to go, remember your not allowed to bring cameras, and the line is very, very, very long!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 11 2007
Bad service, many of those who worked there wore in a bad mood and had little patience, you could not take pictures there, no big works of picasso. The good thing was that they had many works of him.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 10 2006
I am very happy that I visited this museum. It made you really understand the essence of Picasso and the things that influenced his great works.
Reviewed by: heatherw from on Jun 14 2006
Kind of cold in the winter,though the restaurant was very good and not that expensive.
Reviewed by: michelle from on Dec 03 2005
You won't really find many of Picasso's masterworks here. This museum is mostly devoted to his earlier works, where he was still developing and finding his artistic voice. This is a good museum to view his early artistic history, but isn't very good if you want a broad overview of his work.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 21 2005
a wonderfull place almost magical,disabled acces,cool in summer,seats to rest your tierd legs,ready for the next floor older kids will love it allso.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 05 2005
Picasso's Early Work
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i hate every thing in barcelona spain this is the worst place i ever went to in my life
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2008
The Museu Picasso was both interesting and entertaining. I was just exploring that area of Barcelona and just happened across the exhibit. I am glad I did. The exhibit laid out the life of Picasso in chronologic order, and gives some insight into his life. If visiting this exhibition keep in mind you’re not allowed to take pictures or carry bags during the tour (a free bag / coat check is provided). Try to pick a time that you are not near any noisy school groups. Finally, this is a sight defiantly worth seeing!
Reviewed by: J. from on Feb 07 2008
Outstanding museum of Picasso's works.
Reviewed by: bdkmd8 from on Apr 18 2007
I had always seen examples of Picasso's work from his cubist phase. but withit the Museu is examples of his work throughout his life. he had several phases and most of the look nothing like the cubist phase. Now I can appreciate his work. I do have to say the Guards were a little over reactive. I was worned for leaning in to look at the detail of the brush strokes, there was no line on the ground and plexi-glass covering the painting. I saw it happen to others while walking through. it was just annoying.
Reviewed by: Mikey J from on Mar 22 2007
i liked going there as seeing the paintings was very exiting. but there was hardly any place to sit down inside the gallery. i didnt get the chance to go into the cafe, but i expect it would meet up to your expectaions. i didnt like the temporary gallery as it was i bit boreing, but the permanint one was very nice. overall if your fit, and an art lover youd love it. but if not, then dont. if you do want to go, remember your not allowed to bring cameras, and the line is very, very, very long!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 11 2007
Bad service, many of those who worked there wore in a bad mood and had little patience, you could not take pictures there, no big works of picasso. The good thing was that they had many works of him.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 10 2006
I am very happy that I visited this museum. It made you really understand the essence of Picasso and the things that influenced his great works.
Reviewed by: heatherw from on Jun 14 2006
Kind of cold in the winter,though the restaurant was very good and not that expensive.
Reviewed by: michelle from on Dec 03 2005
You won't really find many of Picasso's masterworks here. This museum is mostly devoted to his earlier works, where he was still developing and finding his artistic voice. This is a good museum to view his early artistic history, but isn't very good if you want a broad overview of his work.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 21 2005
a wonderfull place almost magical,disabled acces,cool in summer,seats to rest your tierd legs,ready for the next floor older kids will love it allso.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 05 2005
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