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Skip-the-Line Tickets to Centre Pompidou Málaga

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Enter the Centre Pompidou, also known as El Cubo, a colorful cuboid on Málaga's waterfront. Explore modern and contemporary art inside at your own pace!

Visit El Cubo, a cuboid glass structure in Málaga port, one of the Centre Pompidou's few branches outside France.

Discover more than 80 permanent and temporary artworks from many styles, artists, and countries, dating 1905 onwards, including pieces by Picasso.

Explore 7 sections: metamorphoses, the body, political body, self-portraits, man without a face, Brancusi's workshop, and the Pompidou Centre's architecture.

Marvel at iconic works like *The Frame* by Frida Kahlo, *The Flower Hat* by Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon's Self-portrait, and Standing Naked.

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Known as 'The Cube,' Málaga's colorful branch of the Parisian art gallery sits on the lively waterfront. If you're at the beach or downing sunset cocktails, don't miss out on making a pitstop here.

The gallery's permanent exhibition is home to more than 90 works from the 20th and 21st centuries, putting it on the cultural map too. Inside, discover a range of paintings, sculptures, installations, and films. Follow a century of Spanish art and see works by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Salvador Dalí and Luis Buñuel. Also on display is some of Nicholas Staël's most important works. Stroll through this exhibition and follow his artistic journey as one of the most notable painters of the 20th century.

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  • Entry will be free for the unemployed, children under 18, holders of the Euro Youth Card, teachers and university students of Fine Arts and Art History, museum employees and ICOM members, disabled persons (with accreditation) and for the general public on Sundays from 4pm until closing time

  • The ticket office is open until half an hour before closing time. The eviction from the showrooms will take place five minutes before closing

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