Casa de la Ciencia

About

Casa de la Ciencia in Seville is a dynamic cultural and scientific centre housed in the elegant Peruvian Pavilion, a legacy of the 1929 Ibero‑American Exposition. Its mission is to make science accessible and engaging for all audiences, offering exhibitions that explore astronomy, biodiversity, geology, and environmental challenges through interactive displays and educational programmes. The building’s grand halls and decorative details provide an atmospheric backdrop for learning, blending early 20th‑century architecture with contemporary scientific outreach. Families, students, and curious visitors are drawn to its hands‑on approach, which encourages exploration and sparks curiosity about the natural world. Set within the vibrant surroundings of María Luisa Park, Casa de la Ciencia has become a key institution in Seville’s cultural landscape, promoting scientific understanding while celebrating the city’s historic ties to international exchange.

Seville Spain

Location

Casa de la Ciencia is located at Avenida de María Luisa s/n, within Seville’s María Luisa Park in the historic southern district, housed in the striking Peruvian Pavilion from the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. This interactive science museum and planetarium sits amid tree-lined avenues, directly across from the Costurero de la Reina pavilion and near Glorieta de Bécquer statues. Nearby, Plaza de España unfolds to the west with its iconic tiled benches and canal, while the Seville Aquarium, Archaeological Museum in Plaza de América, and the lush park paths lead towards the Alcázar Palace and Cathedral a short stroll north.