Parque de las Ciencias

Really nice science park. There is a separate entrance fee for the museum, biodome, and planetarium. The museum part has some exhibits, such as natural history, space, human body, and other temporary ones. The planetarium plays different short movies every other hour (in Spanish), the biodome also has access every hour to avoid overcrowding. The Biodome had exotic land, fresh water, and marine life. It well mantained. The saddening part was the bird/ eagle section from outside (not part of the biodome). Seeing a dozen big birds chained to meter long ropes in the 40C heat seemed like cruelty.

Wonderful visit! The attractions were wonderful, with most of the attractions being written in English alongside Spanish. The staff were very helpful and gave advice on where to go first. The museum was definitely a FULL DAY activity (I spent 6 hrs at the museum). A couple things to keep in mind before coming: 1. The planetarium is only available in Spanish 2. The cost that is mentioned on google maps (€2.5) is only for the planetarium. The tickets for each area (museum, biodome, and planetarium) are all separate. To go to all sections it is €13.50 as of now 3. There are lockers that cost €1 but you get the coin back. Very helpful if your a tourist and your carrying a lot Overall, this place was a wonderful tourist spot and wasn’t to busy so it was a good experience!

We enjoyed it very much. Easy to get to from the center of the city by bus (bus number 33). The bio domo was great as well and it cost a few extra euros but was worth it. Did get the chance to go to the observation tower but we'll make sure to do that next time we're there, it looked like fun!

Great place for adults and kids . Our 4 years old son really enjoyed. Perfect break from Granada historic walks and sightseeing. Easy 3-4 hours, plenty to do and see and touch :-) All descriptions are in spanish and english. Reasonable restaurant, great that there are lockers. However Biodomo is more for older children.

This is a fantastic place! My wife and I set out to go to the biodome and ended up spending another 2+ hours perusing other displays including the mariposerio, and the human body, energy transition, and wild animal exhibits. All are very well constructed. One could easily spend a whole day at the science park. If kids whose parents let them behave as if they're at a playground when they're actually at a museum bother you, you might consider going on a weekday.

What a great place to visit! We ended up there on a Sunday when the museum closes earlier and that's the only complaint we had - the time was not enough. I was impressed by the part dedicated to safety, definitely something I haven't seen anywhere else. It's a great place for children, but also for adults, you can wander for hours. The biodome is a beautiful thing to visit, even though it's small, it's basically a closed zoo.

I just been in the science park with my 3 years old, really glad about the visit, in particular the exhibition about the scientific inventions inspired by nature. Had an honour to talk with the scientists that where there to explain the wonders of nature and the personal that was super friendly with my kid. Thank you, for sure we will be back soon.

Definitely a place worth visiting. Their bio domo or a quasi indoor zoo is the highlight. Liked the astronomy section a little and the animal Kingdom a bit. Then the accident and the AI section looks quite stretched. Don’t opt for planetarium coz it’s all in Spanish. English not available. Good if you are interested in animals and science. Else skip.