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Spanning over 70,000 square meters just a short walk from Granada city center, the Parque de las Ciencias is the most visited museum in Andalusia and one of Europe’s premier interactive science centers. Featuring hands-on physics pavilions, a state-of-the-art digital planetarium, a 50-meter observation tower, and its crown jewel—the magnificent BioDomo tropical rainforest pavilion—it is a must-visit destination for families, curious minds, and science enthusiasts.
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The BioDomo: A Living Window to Planet Biodiversity
The BioDomo is an astonishing immersive bioclimatic pavilion dedicated to the conservation of equatorial biodiversity across the Amazon, Madagascar, and the Indo-Pacific:
- Canopy Walkway: Stroll through a warm, humid tropical rainforest while free-flying toucans, parrots, and fruit bats flutter overhead.
- Lemurs & Sloths: Observe ring-tailed lemurs and two-toed sloths roaming naturally among the lush vegetation.
- Subaquatic Tunnels: Walk through underwater viewing tunnels surrounded by freshwater stingrays, electric eels, piranhas, and coral reef sharks.
Interactive Pavilions & Outdoor Attractions
- Viaje al Cuerpo Humano (Human Body Pavilion): Interactive exhibits explaining genetics, neuroscience, anatomy, and longevity.
- Digital Planetarium: Immersive fulldome astronomical shows with 110 projector lenses.
- Observation Tower (Torre de Observación): Ascend 50 meters for sweeping views of Granada, the Alhambra, and Sierra Nevada.
- Raptor Flight Demonstrations: Educational outdoor demonstrations of predatory birds (eagles, falcons, owls).
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Visitor Guide: 2026 Prices & Hours
- General Admission (Museum + BioDomo): €11.00 (reduced €9.00 for seniors, students, and under 18s). Planetarium add-on: €2.50.
- Opening Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00. Sundays and holidays: 10:00 to 15:00. Closed Mondays.
- Getting There: Take Granada Metro to Alcázar Genil station, or city buses 5, 11, or 21 directly to the museum gates.
