The Malaga Museum is located in an old building dating back to 1791, designed in the style of Italian palaces. It was originally a customs house for the city's port, and later became one of the most beautiful museums in Europe. It includes a group of high-end artworks, where the first floor contains a huge art collection of artifacts dating back to the eighteenth century until the modern era, consisting of multiple statues and a large group of antiques, tools and beautiful symbolic icons. There is also a room for the artist Picasso, which displays a collection of his paintings and many of his pieces of art. As for the second floor of the museum, it houses the archaeological section, which is full of artifacts from the long history of Malaga to 5000 years ago. It is worth noting that entry to the museum is free for all European citizens, and there are nominal entry fees for the rest of the world's tourists.