*** (26/09/2017 20:04)
Two out of five floors unavailable, so you get a 10% discount. Don't knock yourself out, Paris. About 10 decent pieces and a lot of exposition (words). About a euro each. Well, at least it was relatively quiet.

*** (10/01/2017 04:11)
Beautiful museum. A must visit if you're in Paris. Go there early around 9:30-10 and you won't find much crowd or any group of people. Do take the head sets to get a glimpse of the history and mindset of the artists.

*** (15/01/2017 18:03)
A complete timeline of Picasso's life and development. Doesn't have everything, but every stage is represented by some superb examples. And all shown in a delightful elegant space. Recommended.

*** (20/09/2017 19:46)
I was really looking forward to our visit but in truth I wish we had never gone. 2/5 floors were closed off. Why you would close off nearly 50% of you gallery at a time is beyond me. The travelling exhibit that came to Toronto's AGO was far more enjoyable Maybe it would be better with all floors open. Until then save you admission fee for other galleries in the great city of Paris.
I highly recommend Rodin Museum or Muse D'Orsay as alternates.

*** (18/07/2017 14:35)
I thoroughly enjoyed this Museum. We arrived just in time to grab a quick lunch at the Cafe and then head to our self guided audio tour before the crowds.
Everything was easy to find and directions very clear.
The shops could be better stocked with items that sell out fast given it is the busy season for tourists. I was searching for a particular bracelet. I even went to the shop across the street as directed but alas they were all out.

*** (03/02/2017 02:40)
Gorgeous building with empty walls, lots of texts, no masterpieces just framed sketches of dubious quality. it provides no insight in Picasso as a person, his character or development as artist. Hugely dissapointing

*** (20/11/2017 10:59)
Amazing museum! Highly recommend this stop if you can fit it into your schedule. Some of Picasso's most famous works can be seen here.

*** (15/01/2017 00:40)
A great museum in Marais that was a quick walk from our apartment. The relationship between Picasso and Giacometti was unknown to me. The exhibit was informative while showing great works of art. I will definitely come back if I'm here again to see other exhibits.

*** (03/10/2017 17:57)
2 floors closed. Disappointed. Most of his famous works they sell in the gift shop aren't available to see. Be warned. Still charge full price.

*** (30/01/2017 03:08)
I loved this more than I could have imagined. Many pieces of artwork from Picasso that I was overwhelmed. They change out exhibits every season it seems. A must visit while in Paris! Allowed to take photos but no flash.

*** (05/12/2017 05:42)
A wonderful museum, even for those who may not care for, or understand Picasso. Go with a guide, or use the headset for information on key pieces. On warmer days, enjoy a meal outdoors.

*** (20/11/2017 11:26)
It's a nice museum tucked away in Paris. Right now, the museum is configured to show 1 specific year in his life (1932). It's interesting to see his work change throughout the year. There were 4-5 paintings that I really enjoyed from that period. I would not recommend the audio tour... I would take a guided tour by a docent... they tell a much more complete story about that year in the Picasso's life.

*** (23/08/2017 06:31)
If you like Picasso, this is an absolute must see!
I took the audio guide, which is well worth the price, and explored the museum for a few hours. Amazing collection of Picasso's work and the architecture is also fantasticly suitable for the art. There are many floors and rooms to discover, so make sure you don't miss anything.

*** (24/11/2017 19:34)
This museum has an excellent and extensive collection of Picasso works including pieces from his personal collection. The gallery spans his entire career and includes information about his live and roommates as well as his inspirations for his artwork. We spent about three hours wondering the exhibits and stopped at the cafe for a light lunch. Overall, it was a great experience and we learned a lot about the life of Picasso.