Thematic Museums in Spain

We're here to help diversify your child's menu with a visit to the ARTlandya Dolls Museum in Tenerife, where your child can admire dolls made from different materials (porcelain, wood, papier-mache, vinyl, etc.) and various teddy bears.

The car exhibition has ten sections, each of which speaks for itself. Belle Epoque, Golden 20s, Art Deco, Popular Cars, Designer and Dream Cars, English Tradition, Alternative Energy, Dolce Vita (sports cars) and Tuning.

Perhaps football is one of the boys' favourite sports, and they love to play soccer in their spare time. Interestingly, some become famous footballers whose appearance on the field is accompanied by an enthusiastic roar from the fans. If that's what your son's dreams look like, the best ...

In the old building of the monastery, where the museum is located, the story of when a bitter Indian drink made from cocoa beans first appeared in Europe sounds very special. And how pleasant it is to listen to how confectioners have learned how to make sweet chocolates and at the same time enjoy ...

The Egyptian Museum in Barcelona focuses on different aspects of life in Ancient Egypt. The exhibition covers the state's power structure, beliefs and cults, and the development of trades and crafts. A special section is dedicated to funerary rites and the Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife.

The Magic Shop in Barcelona first opened its doors in 1881. There was no trick to it — on the contrary, magicians bought equipment and materials for their tricks here. Today, in the shop of the "King of Magic" (as the name El Rey de la Magia translates), you can buy the right ...

The museum collection occupies three floors of the beautiful old Casa l'Hort building. You won't see any toys on the ground floor — just individual pieces, parts, wigs, eyes... Here you can learn about the stages of doll-making and compare modern ways of making toys with ancient ones. ...

The museum has three floors. Mini-Catalonia, entangled in a network of railway tracks, is on the second. It covers an area of ​​250 sq. m, and on this territory fits 660 buildings and 8000 little men. Visitors sometimes recognize themselves among the figures of tourists crowding in front of the ...

Periodically, the Maritime Museum holds themed exhibitions and workshops, including one for children. Take a virtual dive into the depths of the sea and learn how to make a light boat from whatever materials you can find. Not far from the Maritime Museum is the Columbus Monument. There's an ...

The museum buildings of the Spanish Village in Barcelona are active: they employ artisans who teach everyone pottery, embroidery, weaving and other crafts. Workshops alternate with souvenir shops where you can find a cute trinket and a traditional Spanish guitar.

The adventure continues at the archaeological museum in Gava. Instead of halls and glass showcases, there are bridges over mines and interactive exhibits. They help to imagine how life was lived on the territory of Catalonia thousands of years ago. They can also show children the professional ...

The Museu Picasso de Barcelona exposition is based on works carefully preserved by the artist's friend and secretary, Jaime Sabartes. Most paintings are from Picasso's early period. Still, the museum also has an excellent collection of Blue Period paintings, a few Pink Period paintings, and ...