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DISCOVER SPAIN with Children DISCOVER SPAIN with children www.spain.info Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism Published by: © Turespaña CONTENTS Created by: Lionbridge NIPO: 086-18-006-3 Introduction 3 FREE COPY Culture and art 4 The content of this leaflet has been created with the utmost care. However, if you find an error, please help us to improve by sending an email to Beach and sunshine destinations 14 [email protected] Leisure parks 19 Front Cover: Castellón. Nature: 10 easy tours with children 24 Perfect accommodation for families with children 27 2 INTRODUCTION Spain is an ideal country to visit with your family. Come and enjoy the magnificent a AQUARIUM – SEA PALACE climate and the natural and cultural wealth. DONOSTIA/SAN SEBASTIÁN There’s everything you’re likely to need: designed for children, so educational tours a great selection of services, first-rate can also be fun. accommodation, a wide variety of leisure Here it will be sunny and warm most of options... If you come, you can find out for the year. Come to the beach and enjoy yourself. the sand and the sea. There are around It doesn’t matter how old you are, if you’re 600 beaches flying the blue flag which looking to have a good time there’s so much means they provide all the services and to choose from: theme parks, water parks, facilities you need to spend a great day zoological gardens... Take an adventurous with your children. tour of medieval castles, learn about the All this and much more is waiting for you in windmills in La Mancha or follow in the Spain: a country that is safe and welcomes footsteps left by the Roman Empire. visitors with open arms. Come with us as In almost every city and town you’ll find we take a look at its main attractions, and gems in the form of museums large and let yourself be charmed by its hospitable small that are well worth a visit. Most and friendly people. have exhibitions and activities especially 3 DISCOVER SPAIN WITH CHILDREN CULTURE AND ART Visit a museum, walk around the walls of a castle or take part in a dramatised route in a World Heritage City. It’ll be a unique adventure. Spain provides a world of experiences for children and grown-ups to have fun while they learn. Photo: Visions Of America LLC/123rf.com America Visions Of Photo: a PRADO MUSEUM MADRID MUSEUMS FOR ALL THE FAMILY In Spain there is a wide variety of museums with excellent collections. Many of them organise leisure activities with children in mind. Here are just a few of our recommendations. THE ART WALK IN MADRID There’s nowhere else in the world with as from each other and are connected by one many masterpieces in such a small area. of the city’s main avenues: the Paseo del We’re talking about the Paseo del Arte or Prado. Art Walk. On this route there are several In the Prado Museum you’ll find the best important art galleries: the Prado Museum, paintings from the Spanish, Italian and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Flemish schools from the 12th to the the Reina Sofía National Art Centre. The 18th centuries. It contains prestigious three galleries are located just a few metres masterpieces like Las Meninas by Velázquez 4 CULTURE AND ART and the Garden of Earthly Delights by also arrange themed tours especially for Hieronymus Bosch. The Thyssen- families with children. Bornemisza Museum houses one of the The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum also most valuable private collections in the organises Family Thyssen, an activity world and includes works by Monet, Van undertaken in English for making children Gogh and Kandinsky, amongst others. The Reina Sofía National Art Museum is more familiar with the art world. avant-garde and exhibits contemporary art In the same area you can also visit the together with iconic paintings likeGuernica CaixaForum Madrid cultural centre. It by Picasso. organises shows, workshops and dynamic Both the Prado Museum and the Reina visits for adults and children to enjoy a Sofía National Art Centre organise shared experience with art, science, music agebased activities and workshops. They and humanities. b SOROLLA MUSEUM The children will love the MADRID Sorolla Museum. Photo: Visions Of America LLC/123rf.com America Visions Of Photo: 5 DISCOVER SPAIN WITH CHILDREN CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES VALENCIA Photo: philipus/ 123rf.com Photo: MNCN (NATIONAL MUSEUM CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, OF NATURAL SCIENCES), VALENCIA MADRID Can you imagine being able to marvel at If you’d like to see a giant squid, an African the spectacular world of the sea and the elephant or the skeleton of a diplodocus, then incredible world of science all in a single this is the place to visit. An ideal museum for visit? This is what you can do in this families interested in everything to do with complex. The endless cultural activities nature, fossils and scientific research. include those organised by the Príncipe There are numerous halls with exhibits Felipe Science Museum which focuses from across all the continents, ranging especially on the younger visitors. Here from meteorites to curious inventions. they will be free to engage with the The stars of the collection are the dinosaur interactive features and learn at their own skeletons. Children can also have fun here speed. interacting with large mammals using The children will love the Hemisfèric, a augmented reality. The museum also 3D cinema with an enormous concave organises workshops, special exhibitions screen, and the Oceanogràfic, the largest and activities for children throughout the aquarium in Europe and home to hundreds year. of marine species. You should plan your visit carefully as there is so much to see. You can purchase separate admission for each centre or a general admission which will cost less. 6 CULTURE AND ART AQUARIUM - PALACE OF THE SEA, ancient fortress built to defend the island DONOSTIA/SAN SEBASTIÁN against continuous attacks from pirates. Opened on the quay in San Sebastián in From up there you’ll have spectacular views 1928 and later completely refurbished, is of Lanzarote and you can learn a little the oldest aquarium in the country. Here about the history of piracy in the museum. you can learn about the naval and fishing There are caricatures of renowned pirates, history of the region as well as viewing a models of ships and reproductions of period whale skeleton and the great collection of weapons on display in the different rooms. aquariums. The children can explore the treasure in the The most spectacular feature is a hold of an old ship and feel like real pirates. 360 degree tunnel suspended in the middle of a great oceanarium. Take your MUSAC, LEÓN family to see over 5,000 species including One of the main attractions of the Castile- two sand tiger sharks, a horned boxfish León Museum of Contemporary Art is the and several stingrays. You can also spend facade which is made out of stained glass. the night at the Aquarium and go to sleep In fact the building, which was designed sourrounded by fish. by the architects Tuñón and Mansilla, is a work of art in itself. PIRACY MUSEUM IN TEGUISE, In the interior you’ll find some very LANZAROTE interesting contemporary art works. If you love stories about pirates then Children will be able to develop their this museum in the Canary Islands is just creative abilities by taking part in the place for you. At the top of Mount “Diverviajes”, a different and surprising Guanapay, next to the town of Teguise, approach to exhibitions. you'll find the Castle of Santa Bárbara, an Photo: villorejo99/ 123rf.com villorejo99/ Photo: 7 MUSAC LEÓN DISCOVER SPAIN WITH CHILDREN SCIENCE PARK IN GRANADA Granada is renowned worldwide for the Alhambra, but there are other fascinating gems like the Science Park. This museum occupies over 70,000 square metres and organises one of the largest selections of cultural and scientific leisure activities in Europe. It is divided into pavilions with the main exhibitions dealing with science, the human body and technology. The children will especially like playing in the Exploration hall and the openair tours around the park. a GRANADA b SCIENCE PARK IN GRANADA Photo: Granada Tourist Board-City Hall of Granada Granada of Hall Board-City Tourist Granada Photo: 8 CULTURE AND ART Photo: Magdalena Paluchowska/123rf.com Magdalena Photo: ROUTE OF THE WINDMILLS IN THE LA MANCHA AREA OF TOLEDO Visit the province of Toledo with your family and discover the scenario for the adventures of Don Quixote de La Mancha. This character from universal literature, created by Miguel de Cervantes, fought an impossible battle against windmills thinking they were giants. The perfect starting point for a journey through the countryside of La Mancha. Become Don Quixote for a day and discover the windmills on a tour which also includes incredible medieval castles, palaces and stately homes. While you’re there you should visit the ethnographic museums in the region, where the children can interact and learn about ancient traditions. Relax and 9 enjoy a truly fairy-tale landscape. CONSUEGRA TOLEDO DISCOVER SPAIN WITH CHILDREN a SANTA TECLA CATHEDRAL TARRAGONA CASTLES ROUTE IN SPAIN From north to south and east to west, including the islands, there isn’t a single region in Spain that does not have one of these exceptional works of defensive architecture. Fine examples are the castle of the Knights Templar in Ponferrada (León), in Gothic PONFERRADA CASTLE style, and the castle of Coca (Segovia), LEÓN Photo: Iakov Filimonov/123rf.com Iakov Photo: which preserves its towers, battlements and moat in excellent condition.
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