Science Museums in Madrid

The museum collection occupies four floors. There is a section dedicated to archaeology as a science and halls where several periods of history can be traced from archaeological finds. The exhibits illustrate life in Spain, North Africa, Greece, and the Middle East.

The museum occupies five floors, but only part of the space is devoted to a permanent exhibition. The beginning of the exhibition is a replica of that very Royal Cabinet. Here you can see Pedro Franco Davila's massive collection, which formed the basis of the museum. Butterflies, beetles, ...

The exhibits are from various fields: physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, astronomy, medicine, industry and agriculture. You can see old arithmometers and the first computer technology, the prototype of a modern microscope and a copy of Edison's phonograph, a cross-section model of a ...