Very quiet and comfortable place to visit. Not to see his art but how he lived with his parents and the family. It is free and there was a nice lady who kindly explained to us when necessary. May not be a poplar place yet so you can have the place by yourself. Recommend to visit.

We have to see it

Definitely worth the visit

We came upon it by chance and were delighted! Walked up the steep wooden staircase thinking Pablo might have done this too.Inside it was serene and cool. Full of ambiance.A young man showed us round. We were the only people there!There is a large and beautiful family photograph with young Pablo turning to look at us. It was free! Can't wait to go back.Afterwards we had wine and offered tapas in the bar opposite. Just as it should be.

Highly recommended. Thanks to Noemí, an exceptional guide. It is obvious that he likes his job. a 10

Increíble, wery interesting and inspiring))) we would like to come here again)

Very interesting

Loved this small museum/house of where Picasso lived.

Quaint museum located in a flat where Pablo Picasso lived when he was a boy. Most written material is not available in English, but there was a docent available to answer questions. The flat is on the first floor above ground level and you need to buzz in. 30 minutes is more than enough time to budget.

Such a nice house. Very well preserved. It is small, but it gives a nice indication of Picasso's life.

the house where Picasso lived during his childhood, could be interesting for his fans. Also it's free, but check the opening hours 👌🏻

Very lovely museum. We managed to sneak in 15 min before closing and the girl who worked there was super kind and allowed us to take our time to see the place, even if it meant that we would stay there after official closing hour.

The man may be questionable but the house is well maintained and very interesting to step into the past

amusingly low key surprised to find that Picasso lived here as an adolescent

Arrived and greeted by Laura Doldan who explained Picasso's paintings from his time in A Coruna. We then visited the Apartment where Picasso stayed and received a personal guided tour. Thanks to all. A must visit in A Coruna.

Worth a visit especially as the guide gives a good overview of Picasso's time in the city and she speaks good English. Photos are allowed and it's free to visit.

Great ,we were in first at 11.00,had it alone.