Interactive Museums in Spain

The CosmoCaixa museum has several large sections. Halls of the "Geological Wall" tell about the structure of the Earth. To show the globe in the section, 90 tons of rocks were used. Here you can learn about the processes on the surface of the planet, about the movement of tectonic plates, ...

The Earth Today section, the most significant part of the museum's permanent exhibition, tells you about the diversity of life on our planet. Stuffed animals help you learn about the subject: you can see a lion looking for prey and ants fighting. Exciting is the moving models: e.g., the springs ...

There is a whole museum and entertainment complex in Barcelona — Big Fun Museum. It is a great place for children of all ages, and adults will not be bored. If you are looking for a place to have a lot of fun, the Big Fun Museum fully meets your needs.

The House of Science in Seville, like many buildings in the city centre, was built on the occasion of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. More precisely, the museum is housed in the Pavilion of Peru, a building which belongs to Seville's City Hall and is very interesting in terms of ...

Children, of course, are most interested in the red halls of the Music Museum in Malaga. What to play first? On guitar, violin, cello, piano, electronic drum kit? Or maybe on a eucalyptus pipe didgeridoo or a clay drum oud, which looks more like a jug? The virtual teacher will explain how to handle ...

From the tantalizing aroma of freshly made waffles to the colorful artistry of themed rooms, the museum offers a sensory playground that encourages exploration and fun. Its innovative experiences are designed to foster creativity and excitement, making it a perfect destination for families with ...