Loved the museum, went with my 8yr old daughter who behaved excellently, but although her behaviour is always really of a high standard I was told by security guard, female, to hold her hand even though we had been through the whole museum with her following me quietly and not making a sound. I was quite disappointed by this as it was my daughters suggestion we go there in the first place. How are kids supposed to learn when they are judged, even when she was exemplary ??? Then, said Security guard nodded towards the exit door to get me out in a hurry and told me that section was the end of the tour. I am still bewildered by it to be honest. Up to that point I was really enjoying it, with my daughter excited to tell her friends she had seen Picasso's paintings. Uncomfortable end to a promising beginning. I felt targeted for no reason at all and there were other children younger then my child but I didnt see her warning them and being rude , which I thought she was.

We had a very nice trip. Seville is definitely worth a visit. - Unfortunately, the time in the bus is very long, so that little time was left in Seville. Our tour guide Caesar guided us through the day in a very informative and relaxed manner. Thanks a lot for this!

Lovely building and staff were overall friendly unless you wanted to enter a forbidden exhibit without ticket (we were unaware of the exhibit additional costs), then they got nasty. Plenty of good information available in English at all paintings. Not the best of his work, and the Barcelona Picasso museum is much better. However, larger then expected and worth visiting.it would have been more pleasant if the coffee shop were open to take a brief stop and absorb what you saw before moving on in a line that they herd you through.