Carrer de la Plata, 4 (La Plata Street), Barcelona

Following the enthusiastic reception of his artwork "The First Communion" at the Third Exhibition of Arts and Artistic Industries in Barcelona in 1896, Picasso's father decided to rent a workshop for him. Located at No. 4 of La Plata Street in the Ribera neighborhood, it was conveniently close to their family home on La Mercè Street.

It was in this humble workshop where a young Picasso, aged 15 or 16, created many of his early masterpieces, including the renowned "Science and Charity". The painting depicted his sister Lola, portrayed as sick in bed, with his father posing as the attending doctor. This highly realistic artwork even won a prize at an exhibition in Madrid, triumphing over some of Spain's most accomplished artists.

Presently, the location of Picasso's former workshop has transformed into a luxurious boutique hotel known as Serras Hotel. Paying homage to the artist, the hotel features a Picasso Suite, allowing guests to immerse themselves in an atmosphere that celebrates the legacy of the iconic painter.