Did you know that we have the Ratón Pérez Museum in Madrid? We also have other museums that are suitable for children like the Wax Museum, the Natural Science Museum and the Railway Museum. And we mustn’t forget the Real Madrid Museum, Atlético de Madrid Museum and the Spanish National Team Museum. If you are looking for options where the children can learn... and have fun. And if you are looking for museum activities designed especially for children, check this other article.
Discover in this recently opened museum the world of optical illusions, where nothing is what it seems. Very close to Puerta del Sol.
A museum which promotes the perception of science and the richness of our natural heritage.
Located in a former train station, the museum is home to a wonderful collection of old trains and carriages.
Visit the house of the Spanish equivalent of the Tooth Fairy, a little mouse called Ratón Pérez.
Space to enjoy an immersive journey through eclectic worlds that combine art, play and the unexpected, in front of the Reina Sofía Museum in Atocha
Exhibitions, workshops, projections and activities like star-gazing invite us on a journey to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos.
Historical figures, celebrities, artists, sports personalities and politicians from various eras all seem to come alive in this museum.
In La Latina, one of the most authentic neighbourhoods of Madrid, you can immerse yourself in the city’s history.
A museum in the ABC shopping centre, in Barrio de Salamanca district, showing the largest collection of robots in Europe.
This museum houses an interesting collection which aims to bring science to the public.
Discover the Chamberí “ghost station”, which still preserves original elements from when it first opened. Limited places, reservation required.
Discover this refurbished former metro station, opened in 1923 in the Retiro district.
A museum dedicated to urban buses and the history of public overground transport in Madrid. Every Saturday from April to October.
A wonderful collection that reflects Spain’s rich naval history, from the Middle Ages right up to the present day.
Housed in a beautiful building with stained-glass windows, this little-known museum boasts a fascinating collection of fossils, minerals and gem stones.
This 19th Century Neo-Classical building houses one of the world's most important antique collections.
Get behind the scenes of Real Madrid, explore the club's fascinating museum and step into the players' changing rooms!.
Over 25,000 artifacts comprise a wonderful collection of Pre-Columbian art, archeological gems and colonial-era objects.
The Garment Museum, a walk through history through the clothing of each era. Discover its new permanent exhibition, with over one thousand pieces, more than half of which are on display for the first time ever.
Standing across from Atocha Station, this museum offers a journey through the civilisations of the world.
At Ciudad del Fútbol in Las Rozas, there's a space dedicated to the Spanish national teams' sporting achievements.
The past, present and future of telecommunications and art go hand in hand in one of the most prominent buildings on Gran Vía avenue.
This museum, which comprises one of the world's finest collections chronicling the history of money, is tucked away in the Barrio de Salamanca area.
The Atlético de Madrid Museum offers a journey through the hundred-year history of the club and through the changes in Spanish football.
Located at the Cuatro Vientos Airdrome, the oldest in Spain, this museum has planes representative of Spanish aeronautics.
Discover the history of football through original kits worn by some of the best players at this one-of-a-kind museum right beside Puerta del Sol.
This 1,600m2 space is the city's first museum devoted exclusively to video games.
Chamartín metro station is home to this permanent exhibition showing some of the first trains that ever travelled along Madrid’s suburban tracks to commemorate its 100 anniversary.
An immersive experience designed to get your endorphins pumping, located in the heart of Madrid.
The first museum devoted to this delicious Christmas sweet is located inside the Casa 1880 store, between Puerta del Sol and Ópera.