The center keeps its museums close together, near enough to pair one with lunch and a plaza, and these are the ones that hold a child's attention, from hands-on exhibitions to museums built with a young audience in mind.
More than 50 optical illusions and interactive rooms across 650 square meters, built to fool your eyes and your balance. Kids cross the Vortex Tunnel, where a steady walkway feels like it is spinning, try to stand straight in the Tilted Room, and pose in the Upside-Down Room for photos. Logic puzzles and holograms fill the rest.
Hundreds of life-size wax figures, from King Felipe VI and Cristiano Ronaldo to Tom Cruise, Dwayne Johnson, Pocoyo, and Maya the Bee. Kids can walk right up for photos, and QR codes along the route unlock augmented-reality extras. The Wax Horror Experience, a dark walk-through with live actors, comes with the same ticket.
Spain's tooth fairy is a mouse, Ratón Pérez, and in Luis Coloma's story for the boy king Alfonso XIII he lives in a cookie tin at Calle Arenal 8. This small museum on that spot shows his family home inside a giant Huntley cookie tin, the mailbox where kids post him letters, and scenes from the tale of King Bubi's first lost tooth, all on a guided tour.
The center keeps its museums close together, near enough to pair one with lunch and a plaza, and these are the ones that hold a child's attention, from hands-on exhibitions to museums built with a young audience in mind.
More than 50 optical illusions and interactive rooms across 650 square meters, built to fool your eyes and your balance. Kids cross the Vortex Tunnel, where a steady walkway feels like it is spinning, try to stand straight in the Tilted Room, and pose in the Upside-Down Room for photos. Logic puzzles and holograms fill the rest.
Hundreds of life-size wax figures, from King Felipe VI and Cristiano Ronaldo to Tom Cruise, Dwayne Johnson, Pocoyo, and Maya the Bee. Kids can walk right up for photos, and QR codes along the route unlock augmented-reality extras. The Wax Horror Experience, a dark walk-through with live actors, comes with the same ticket.
Spain's tooth fairy is a mouse, Ratón Pérez, and in Luis Coloma's story for the boy king Alfonso XIII he lives in a cookie tin at Calle Arenal 8. This small museum on that spot shows his family home inside a giant Huntley cookie tin, the mailbox where kids post him letters, and scenes from the tale of King Bubi's first lost tooth, all on a guided tour.
