The Robot Museum

The Robot Museum was created in 2013 with the idea of bringing the exciting world of entertainment robots to any audience in a direct and real way. It is located in the Juguetronica store, within the ABC Serrano Shopping Mall, in Madrid’s Barrio de Salamanca neighbourhood.

A project brought to fruition by Daniel Bayón (CEO of Juguetrónica, SL), The Robot Museum is a unique space in Europe that offers a unique experience, where you can discover the past, present and future of robotics in a fun and inspiring way. Visitors can admire unusual pieces, such as the animatronic dinosaur Pleo, the best selection of retro robots from the 1980s or the spectacular androids Pepper, NAO or Pando, which interact with the public or EMROS, the smallest robot in the world, among others.

The Robot Museum also boasts the largest collection of robot dogs in Europe, and the second largest in the world. Not only are most of these robots on display, but visitors can also see them in action and interact with many of them.

The entrance fee to the centre includes a guided tour by specialized guides of approximately 45 minutes in length, in which theoretical information is alternated with live demonstrations. Visits can be in Spanish or English, and can only be made with a guide.