National Museum of Science and Technology - MUNCYT

The National Museum of Science and Technology exhibits over 19,000 scientific instruments, technological devices, vehicles, machines, and industrial tools across six halls.

The museum opened its first location in 1997 at the Delicias railway station in Madrid before relocating to its current main site in A Coruña in 2012.

The museum collection includes scientific instruments from the 16th century to present day, reflecting Spain's technological evolution through different historical periods.

The museum operates different schedules depending on seasons, with extended hours from July to mid-September and reduced hours from mid-September through June.

The museum displays the front section of Iberia Boeing 747 'Lope de Vega', which transported Picasso's Guernica painting from New York to Spain in 1981.

Location: A Coruña

Operator: Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación e Universidades

Opening Hours: July 1-September 14: Tuesday-Saturday 11:00-20:00; July 1-September 14: Sunday 11:00-15:00; September 15-June 30: Tuesday-Friday 10:00-17:00; September 15-June 30: Saturday 11:00-19:00; September 15-June 30: Sunday 11:00-15:00; January 1 off; January 6 off; May 1 off; December 24-25 off; December 31 off

GPS coordinates: 43.37316,-8.42035

Latest update: March 12, 2025 21:11