Science Museum, Seville, Science museum in Seville, Spain
The Science Museum Seville is a science museum on Avenida de María Luisa, with rooms dedicated to geology, biology, astronomy, and environmental topics. Inside, visitors find interactive stations, models, and colorful displays spread across several themed sections.
The museum opened on the grounds developed for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, making use of the urban layout created for that event. Over the years, its collections grew to include a planetarium and dedicated workshop spaces.
The museum sits on Avenida de María Luisa and features an outdoor sculpture garden with large insect shapes on display. This open-air area invites families to walk around before heading inside.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday and closes on Mondays, except on certain holidays. It is worth booking ahead for planetarium shows and workshops, as spots can fill up quickly.
Visitors who come on their birthday can enter for free along with one guest, as long as they bring a valid ID. Certified assistance dogs are also welcome inside, provided their owners carry the required documentation.
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