Science & technology museums in Aragon

The Museo Minero de Escucha is not just a museum, but an authentic mining experience. It is situated inside a restored lignite mine called 'Se Verá'. This unique setting allows visitors to truly immerse themselves in the history and workings of a real mine.

The Aragonese Astronomical Center, located near the city of Huesca in the Walqa Technology Park, is a planetarium and observatory dedicated to the study of the Universe and celestial bodies. This location offers a unique opportunity for tourists to delve into the mysteries of the cosmos, learn about celestial bodies, and gain a deeper understanding of our place in the Universe.

Museo del Fuego y de los Bomberos is a museum in Zaragoza that is dedicated to fire and firemen that is housed in the former convent of Franciscanos Mínimos de la Victoria of the sixteenth century. The building still functions as a fire station, but also as the history museum in which the advances i

El Museo Del Puerto Fluvial De Caesaraugusta (The Museum of the Fluvial Port of Cesaraugusta) is a space that shows the old port of the Roman city of Cesaraugusta, the current Zaragoza. In the museum, visitors can see some archaeological remains of the old facilities and learn about the commercial a

The Museo Minero de Andorra-Sierra de Arcos, more commonly known as MWINAS, is a museum situated in the Spanish municipality of Andorra, within the province of Teruel, in the autonomous community of Aragon. This museum offers a unique and dynamic space for visitors, with a focus on the history and impact of coal mining in the region.

The Ceramic Section of the Museum of Zaragoza (Museo de Zaragoza, sección de Cerámica) holds various samples of popular decorated Aragonese pottery. The museum is housed in Casa de Albarracín. The collection includes decorated pottery from Muel, Teruel, Villafeliche and objects from other centers of