While this museum does not have much Picasso artwork, a fan of Picasso will appreciate the opportunity to see where he worked and the stark building is quite beautiful. Other international museums house more representative works, but I would still recommend a visit for the atmosphere itself. Reading a biography or two on Picasso before the visit would be a... More

For what's call the picasso museum I was very disappointed. Out of the three small floors only one had works from Picasso. The other main issue I had is all the work is from the late 40's so was all synthetic cubism. No analytical cubism, nothing from his blue or pink period either. I'm a big picasso fan and even... More

We stopped in Antibes for a day trip to the beach and were a little ambivalent about seeing the museum at all, but as we virtually stumbled across it and it was located in such an impressive building, we decided to give it a look. Not a total loss, because with Picasso you'll always find something exciting, but certainly nowhere... More

It's be the sea and the view is astonishing! Given it's Picasso, the selection is good, but don't expect to compare with the Picasso Museum in Paris.

Arrived at 11.40am to be told that the museum shut at 12.00pm to 2pm. We only wanted to have a quick look round and the jobworth door just shrugged and said 'poofff'

Beautiful setting but what a poor collection of paintings. You have to be a real Picasso fan to appreciate them. The outdoor area contains some interesting sculptures but that was the best bit. Some lovely views of the alps from the terrace. Some works by other artists I did not appreciate at all.

Most of the works are from the time that Picasso lived in Antibes which was not very long, so it is not a real overview. But if you like museums and like Picasso it is worth a visit, Fairly small considering his whole oeuvre but sill fine to add to your art knowledge. I was looking up a word on... More

The old Grimaldi Castle is where one finds Picasso in Antibes, although in the '20s he used to hang out nearby in Juan-les-Pins with other Bohemians. Other 20th c. artists are featured on lower floors, while many of his, plus photos of him in his studio, can be found on the top floor. Here are also wonderful views of the... More

You get a double pleasure at this museum, seeing not only Picasso's work from a very specific period during the war years, but also a medieval chateau transformed into a modern museum. There were two other temporary exhibitions Hans Hartung and his wife, and then Jean Blais, both very contemporary in their oeuvre. The displays are well described, there is... More