National Museum of Science and Technology, Alcobendas: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#2 of 3 Tourist attractions in Alcobendas

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.50

1.1 km from the center of Alcobendas

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5 ★69%
4 ★22%
3 ★5%
2 ★2%
1 ★2%

C. del Pintor Velázquez, 5, 28100 Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain

muncyt.es

+34 914 25 09 19

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What is the rating of National Museum of Science and Technology?: National Museum of Science and Technology is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 5,184 reviews.
How does National Museum of Science and Technology rank in Alcobendas?: National Museum of Science and Technology is #2 of 3 Tourist attractions in Alcobendas by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is National Museum of Science and Technology located?: C. del Pintor Velázquez, 5, 28100 Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain — 1.1 km from the center of Alcobendas.
How can I contact National Museum of Science and Technology?: Phone: +34 914 25 09 19 · Website: muncyt.es

Reviews (8)

Javi Carretero 2023 Aug 12

National Museum of Science and Technology

Great experience for the whole family!!! A lot of interactive experiments to learn and to be amused!

Pan Jan 2023 Jul 21

Overall - disappointing

Pluses: on level 1 there is a good collection of primary school educational tools to teach basic physics and chemistry. Entertaining for pre-schooler

Negatives: staff does not speak English, descriptions are mostly in Spanish, level 0 is just a random collection of old equipment, level 2 is closed…. And they kick you out of the building 20 minutes before the actual closure…

Do not recommend.

Toby Vanderbeek 2022 Dec 12

Entrance is free. There’s a small fee for the planetarium and some other experience. There weren’t too many people. It was a Thursday, early afternoon. The ground floor is a static exhibit. The kids didn’t care. We went up to the first floor to play with the interactive exhibits. This was much more fun. The kids played for about 30 minutes before one got bored and wanted to leave. I wanted to go into the planetarium but there was no consensus so we left. If your kids are curious, they will like this place. There’s enough to keep adults interested too.

Sergio Carvalho 2022 Feb 28

Kids loved it! Some restrictions still apply due to covid which limits the options to interact with all experiments. Super friendly staff. Lockers available. Be there early. Get familiar with all offerings as they vary over time: Interactive tour, planetarium, temporary exhibits,...

Carol Romero 2019 Dec 20

Very nice museum, with very interesting facts. I miss a restaurant in site ti have lunch. There is a “picnic” area which is a room with tables and chairs and vending machines. The interactive area is very nice for children. The activities for children could be offered for children and accompanied adult as some kids (like mine 3 Y old) didn’t want to be on her own.

Anand Gothe 2018 May 31

Awesome place, for kids and adults alike. Lot of interesting items and experiments on display. All the labels and descriptions are Spanish. You'll need about an hour to cover the two floors. Entry is free to both these floors. If you speak Spanish, I highly recommend the planetarium on third floor (for EUR 3). There is also a picnic section on ground floor for kids and families to enjoy their meals.

vivek sinha 2018 Mar 27

A must visit place ... plenty of things to do with science experiments

Entry fee - free for museum(though you have to take tickets) ; 3€ for planetarium

Have three floor - ground floor mostly old bike cars movie making and health care equipment’s

First floor is best part - have plenty of interesting things (explaining science concepts), any kid would love this place

Top floor have planetarium

There is a cafeteria as well on ground floor

Overall, a must visit place and ideal for a half day trip

Armand Heijster 2017 Feb 04

Great local museum of science entrance is free but extra thing like planetarium you need to pay but its cheap.
Only thing that could have been better is a local restaurant/coffee shop its just a bunch of vendor machines thats all.