Parque de las Ciencias

My 11 year old son and I loved this place. The planetarium was interesting, although not spectacular. I'd say it's worth it if you're interested in stars and constellations. The biodome was definitely enjoyable. Lots of animals to see. The aquarium portions were very well done and enjoyable for gazing. The jungle portion was great and the animals were able to climb all over. Some small primate actually ran within 6 inches of me oas i walked along a railing. It was crazy! There's a butterfly garden, some hands on exhibits that teach physics, insects you can touch, water features for kids to play, and a lot more. It's really well designed. Plenty of room for kids to run outside. The cafeteria was excellent. I've never seen so many healthy options at a place where you're basically captive. You could an entire healthy meal and of course there are treats, good coffee, and all kinds of snacks.

We really liked our stay at this scince park. We've spent around 3 hours at the park, roamed through museum - seen the human body, butterflies, labirinth, many animal skeletons, a few cars... also went to biodomo which is not big nor small. In biodomo you can see different species of animals and it takes about 40min to see everything. Overall we enjoyed our stay very much, recommend.

We visited the Granada Science Park (Parque de las Ciencias) and was thoroughly impressed. It's an excellent value for money and a perfect way to spend a full day, especially if you have young children. The highlight of my visit was the ESA space section. It's a fascinating exhibition showcasing a wide array of space-related artifacts and engaging videos. The planetarium show was also a spectacular experience, offering a breathtaking journey through the cosmos. Another must-see is the Bio-dome. This incredibly interesting exhibit is home to a diverse mix of marine life, tropical reptiles, and mammals, all housed in a beautiful, naturalistic environment. We also ventured up the observation tower for some incredible panoramic views of Granada. While the elevator was unfortunately out of order, the climb up in the 30°C heat was well worth it for the stunning vistas at the top. Overall, the Granada Science Park is a brilliant place to visit. It's educational, entertaining, and great for all ages. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Granada.

Just spent a day at this science park in Granada, and my mind is still buzzing! It’s like stepping into a playground where curiosity runs wild—interactive exhibits, a planetarium that feels like a cosmic journey, and a BioDomo with creatures roaming free. My kids were glued to the robotics display, and I couldn’t resist playing with the physics gadgets myself. A quirky fact: the Foucault Pendulum here swings to show Earth’s rotation mind-blowing to see science in action! Tickets are €7 for adults, €6 for kids under 18, and free for little ones under 3. Tip: bring comfy shoes, grab a map at the Macroscopio entrance, and plan at least 5 hours to soak it all in. Don’t skip the bird of prey show it’s wild

Best museum I've ever been to! Massive and really informative and interactive. Me and my toddler loved it! Better than any museum in London I've visited!

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!