The Museu Picasso is a reference point in the artistic and cultural life of Barcelona. Located on Carrer Montcada – the main street for Barcelona nobility from the Middle Ages to the 18th century – it occupies five large palaces built in the beautiful centre of the city’s commercial district, near Santa María del Mar Basilica. The palaces have undergone several changes and refurbishments over the years and, more recently, renovations for it to be able to meet the demands of a 21st-century museum.
This singular public space – unique in the city – welcomes business and professional events and ceremonies wishing to enjoy this privileged setting. The Museum also offers the chance to visit the permanent collection housing over 3,800 works by Pablo Picasso on guided tours or combining event organisation with a private visit.
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The Palau Finestres passage and patio
Dating from the Middle Ages, the palace preserves original features from the 13th and 14th centuries and opens out onto a sizeable patio housing the outdoor staircase leading to the function suite.
Passage
Surface area 134.77 m2
Capacity 110 seated, 250 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
The Palau Finestres passage:
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Patio
Surface area 108.11 m2
Capacity 60 seated, 100 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
The Palau Finestres patio:
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The Palau Baró de Castellet passage and patio
Dating from the Middle Ages in the 14th and 15th centuries, the palace opens out onto a mediaeval-style central patio. The façade preserves a religious relief dating from the 16th century.
Sala Columna
Surface area 107 m2
Capacity 60 seated, 80 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day Monday
Patio
Surface area 46.77 m2
Capacity 24 seated, 40 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
The Palau Baró de Castellet passage and patio:
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The Palau Aguilar patio
A large mediaeval noble home dating from the 13th-14th centuries. The 15th-century patio is a highlight with an open staircase and standout examples of flamboyant gothic period sculptures.
Patio
Surface area 98 m2
Capacity 60 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
The Palau Aguilar patio:
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The Palau Meca patio
A large mediaeval noble home dating from the 14th-15th centuries, the palace opens up around a central mediaeval-style patio.
Patio
Surface area 98 m2
Capacity 60 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
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Passage
Space connecting the five palaces.
Passage
Surface area 823.99 m2
Capacity 500 standing
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 pm
All day MondaySee Map +
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Conference Room
A multi-purpose space suitable for work sessions, seminars, etc.
Conference Room
Surface area 165 m2
Capacity 120 pax
Please check availability
Equipment
Air-conditioned room, speaker’s table, retractable screen, projector, two booths for simultaneous interpreting and basic microphone. Technical support will be met by the applicant.See Map+
Conference Room:
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Cafeteria-Restaurant
An exclusive space in a unique setting offering innovative quality cuisine.
Cafeteria - restaurant
Capacity 60 pax inside and 64
on the outdoor terrace
Seated dinner 72 pax inside and 72 outdoors
Standing 150 pax inside and 150 outdoors
Opening times
Open to the public during museum opening hours Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 8 pm
Availability for private events Monday to Sunday, from 8.30 pm to midnightSee Map +
