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[title]Who says summer is only about water parks and swimming pools? There’s plenty to do in the city, even at this time of year when Madrid moves at a much more relaxed pace. Today, we’re suggesting a family outing that promises an unforgettable morning or afternoon of fun.
Lightart Museum Madrid (Museo de la Luz Madrid) is introducing a host of exciting new features, making it the perfect destination for visitors of all ages. This one-of-a-kind museum offers a fresh and fascinating way to experience technology and science.
A One-of-a-Kind Museum in Madrid
This is one of those places that’s truly worth discovering. Its greatest claim to fame is clear: it is the only immersive museum dedicated to technology, science, and light in Madrid. Whether you’re a local or visiting the city, it’s a real hidden gem for anyone looking for a unique and enriching experience.
Located in the heart of Madrid (C/ Segovia, 2), Museo de la Luz Madrid is welcoming the summer season with exciting surprises for visitors of every age. Its biggest addition is a collection of newly redesigned interactive installations, created by the museum’s founder, Maxi Gilbert. His vision is to spark curiosity about physics and light through an experimental, hands-on environment that has been pioneering Light Art since 2024.
The museum’s latest highlight is a brand-new educational journey that helps visitors understand complex scientific concepts—such as color theory and optical illusions—through direct experimentation and immersive, sensory learning.
The experience is designed to be both playful and educational, encouraging visitors to interact with their surroundings while escaping Madrid’s summer heat inside the museum’s fully air-conditioned spaces. It’s the perfect urban retreat where science and art come together in a way you’ve never experienced before.
To discover everything Lightart Museum Madrid has prepared for this season, tickets are available on the museum’s official website, with discounts for groups. The new galleries are already open to curious visitors every day from 11 AM to 9 PM, and will soon be joined by game-based activities and workshops specially designed for younger children.