Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe (with baby)

There were mice held within the museum for no purpose. It made me incredibly sad to see these poor mice being mistreated within a clearly too small cage. For no reason? What benefit does the museum experience get from having living mice there? Just makes visitors sad. I hope they will not buy more mice once this poor family dies. Not even mentioning that half the things in the museum weren't work...

The Science Museum is spectacularly located and impressive inside. Interactive exhibits on the human body, Mars, and the Moon are fun - although for the human body exhibits some are a bit worn, some just don’t work, others are mostly for kids, but the highlights shine. Bonus points for “futuristic” toilets and handy lockers; €9.90 entry (Jan 2026) is well spent. I visited on a bright January day,...

I've never had such mixed feelings about a museum. The exterior was super futuristic, but inside we encountered problems with the audio guide; it wouldn't work, it wouldn't show us where to go or what to see. There were no maps, no guided tours, and we were lost. The Leonardo exhibition was the most beautiful—the models, the descriptions (the audio guide worked here), everything was beautiful and ...

Beautiful place. Affordable. Many things to see. Some info walls been only in Spanish. No audio guide. Head my headphones with me and tried to scan QR codes but just text came to my phone. Spent their few hours. Had one say ticket with single entry in combo with Hemisphere for 14€. Really can't complain. It's been a Beautiful day spent there

Museum of Art – Where Architecture Meets Creativity The Museum of Art is one of the first places I’ve ever seen that feels truly designed for creativity. The building itself is modern, bold, and inspiring, with an architecture that’s not just beautiful but also feels alive — like a space meant to spark imagination. Inside, the layout is just as impressive. The way the space is organized makes it...