Ticket only: go at your own pace
According to the listing, the ticket covers the museum, the archaeological site and access to the Bookshop and Café. You walk the galleries on your own with an English audio guide. When booking you are assigned an entry time slot, so check which one is free.
Guided tour: with explanation
The listing describes an English-speaking guide with expert knowledge of Picasso's work and the museum entrance ticket. You meet outside the museum, and the tour covers the galleries in the Palacio de Buenavista with some highlights. Afterwards you have free time to go back to the rooms that interest you most.
Which to choose
If you already know Picasso's work or prefer to linger where you like, the ticket alone is enough. If you want to understand his path from Cubism to Surrealism with someone telling the story, the guided tour makes more sense. The listing offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before for the guided tour; the ticket alone is not refundable or modifiable.
Language
Both options are in English: the guided tour has an English-speaking guide and the ticket comes with an English audio guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the ticket and the guided tour?
The ticket is for visiting the museum on your own with an audio guide; the guided tour adds an English-speaking guide, according to the listings.
Does the guided tour include the entrance ticket?
Yes, the listing includes entry to the museum.
Can I cancel?
The guided tour has free cancellation up to 24 hours before. The ticket alone is not refundable or modifiable, according to the listing.
How long is the guided tour?
About 90 minutes, according to the listing.