Madrid Kids Virtual Reality
- 4.8 / 5 17685 reviews
- 1 hour and 30 min.
- Easy
An exciting VR adventure where kids explore Madrid’s past, learn through play, and experience history like never before.
Get ready for a one-of-a-kind experience where learning is just as fun as playing! In this experience children dive into Madrid’s rich history through our innovative virtual reality glasses. As they stroll through the city’s most iconic streets, they’ll travel back in time and uncover fascinating stories and transformations from centuries past.
This is an educational, exciting, and unforgettable experience where children don’t just learn about history—they live it.
An adventure designed to inspire imagination, curiosity, and a love for cultural heritage.
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Duration
Language
Rewiews
Included
Walking Tour
Virtual Reality Glasses
Official guide
Excluded
No service not specified in the itinerary
Please note
Wheelchair accessible
Suitable for pets
All participants of the experience must check in 15 minutes before the start of the Tour
Cancellation Policy
Free! Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. If you cancel under this time or do not show up, you will not be refunded.
When to book?
Cut off: 12 hours before the start of the activity
Plaza de Oriente
The journey begins here! Kids will fly over Madrid in virtual reality and witness how the city has changed over the centuries—a stunning visual experience that sparks curiosity right away.
Plaza de Armas (Armería)
We’ll travel back to the 9th century to discover the origins of this magnificent building. Children will explore its rooms virtually and learn about life in the medieval Alcázar.
Plaza Mayor
Did you know it was once a large hunting pond? In this part of the tour, young adventurers will uncover the surprising beginnings of one of Madrid’s most iconic squares.
Puerta del Sol
We end in the beating heart of Madrid, where history comes alive. Here, kids will explore the rich past of one of Spain’s most famous landmarks, from its early defensive role to its modern-day significance.
Plaza de Oriente (Oriente Square)
Plaza de Oriente, 8, 28013 Madrid, ES
