Museo de Cera

Superb. Loved it. A wonderful experience from start to finish. A wife range of experiences. Loved the karaoke girls that I sang Last Christmas with

The place is well-designed and nice with unique themes. A tourist has a little difficulty understanding some of the displays or characters, but I'm sure locals understand everything. Horror movie lovers have an impressive portion of the display.

Too expensive for what it is. There’s only 2 room, and we thought there will be more to see. There was only a few people inside and wasn’t any line at the entrance. I really liked the horror part though, that was pretty cool.

The Museo de Cera in Madrid is a fun and entertaining place for people of all ages. The museum showcases a wide variety of wax figures, including both Spanish and international celebrities, famous athletes, and historical personalities. The dedicated horror section adds a unique touch of excitement. Staff are helpful, and the experience is well organized, with easy access and no long queues. If you enjoy exploring cultural attractions or taking creative photos, this museum is an enjoyable stop during your visit to Madrid.

We had a nice visit with family, we specially liked the horror part. A lot of famous people to see and the train was also a nice experience. We bought the tickets online but there was no queue at the museum.

We visited the Wax Museum and were very disappointed with the top floor experience. It is supposed to be entertaining and fun, not something that scares visitors away. The staff member upstairs yesterday really frightened us — he chased us almost to the very end. I was with my 7-year-old son, and in the end we had to turn back and leave because we were both so terrified that it was no longer enjoyable. There should be limits to this kind of performance. It’s fine to create a spooky atmosphere, but not to pursue visitors all the way through. That only ruins the experience and achieves the opposite of what it should.

A very nice experience, would recommend. In the ticket are included 3 "galleries" to visit, a small fun horror area upstairs and a "train of terror" ride, all inside of that building! I was surprised by how big in reality it is, they planned it very well. The statues are incredibly detailed but some of them feel cramped and out of place? (Like Leonardo Di Caprio's statue in a modern suit in the Western area). But overall I loved the museum! They also have an AR experience on their website which you can activate through the QR codes! They give additional information about the characters in display and activities that make you temporarely unlock filters for instagram and tiktok, it's very cute. Only flaw is that the website was very slow and because of that it took a lot of time for me to visit the exposition... almost 3 hrs! But you will take way less if you speed up or ignore the QR codes I guess. Your choice!

Only some of the attendants are helpful, the others would just stare at you instead of showing you the way to go (not marked otherwise). The museum has got a majority of Spanish personalities/ celebrities. It's got a dedicated horror upstairs, although it all feels a bit creepy. 😄