Top 5 Virtual Reality Centers in Spain

Avinguda de Rio de Janeiro, 42, Nou Barris, 08016 Barcelona, Spain

“Great place to spend an hour playing VR games! Not expensive, but could have more services. A bit far from center but the price sis good because of it. Recommended to play 2 sessions as if it is your first time, you will spend first session understanding the game rules. In general we spend a great time and will be back again soon!”

C. Valencia, 72, Nave 72A, 50410 Cuarte de Huerva, Zaragoza, Spain

“Good variety of games. DDR(in renovation), racing games, shooting games, the classics, and even some interesting Japanese games that I've never seen before. Easily accessible by bus. Bus only takes about 15 minutes from parque grande”

Pl. del Siglo, 2, Distrito Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain

“I was not sure at first if we should go but eventually it worth so much! Sadly we went to museum at the evening so did not had much time. If you love video games you can simply spend here all day, this museum is epic. There are many vintage computers and consoles including some very rare things and you can play alll of them! We were almost alone in the museum so had a chance to try everything we wanted. I guess it is different on high season and weekends. Floor 2 is all about FF series and even if you are not a fan you will be admired to see rare collection items and limited series consoles! Floor 3 about modern games and sadly we have so little time here but it looks like a lot of fun already. The stuff is also super nice and amazing they even let me finish the game before closing in :) if I ever will go back I would love to have more time in this museum. Also our huge appreciations to stuff and owners to keep all of this in great shape and for creating fantastic atmosphere!”

Lugar, 0, S N, 48550 Santelices, Biscay, Spain

“Interesting and well preserved ironworks that has been transformed into a small museum. On Sundays there is a performance where the water powered machinery is fully operational and there’s an exhibition on how metal tools were crafted. Very instructive and interesting for the whole family! There’s also a nice walk along the riverside that starts from El Pobal ironworks. Highly recommend it!”

C. Pablo Ruiz Picasso, 13, 04005 Almería, Spain

“SO much fun!! The room was so authentic to the theme and there were so many surprises. The puzzles and clues were inventive and different, and we will definitely be back to play again!! Our gamemaster spoke perfect English and made sure we had the best time!”

Carrer de Sant Antoni María Claret - Cinemes, 07760 Ciutadella de Menorca, Illes Balears, Spain

“28 of december, tumultuous as hell and 1 single employee taking a 10 minutes phone call. Me waiting 25 minutes for a beer.”

C. Gramil, 9, Norte, 41008 Sevilla, Spain

“Of all the celebration parks in that area, it is the smallest, but quietest and very well organized to celebrate the little ones' birthdays. Despite having 3 more birthdays besides my son's, there was no feeling of overwhelm. Similar price to other sites of this type.”

Pol. Industrial El Tiro 72, 30100 El Puntal, Murcia, Spain

“Ok”

Pg. de Gràcia, 43, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain

“We were completely in awe of the architecture here. We were so grateful to have an audio tour we could follow at our own pace. If you don't want to hold the wand, you can plug in your own headphones. The building is beautiful and even though we took our time going through the building I'm sure we still missed stuff. I would recommend this stop when visiting Barcelona. There was even a balcony where you can get your picture taken and purchase it, and there were so many fun facts as you walked through each floor. Get tickets early to avoid large crowds and make sure to take pictures at night of the front of the building as the lighting changes colors and adds a spectacular new view of the Casa. Definitely buy your tickets ahead of time online to save time. Even though they had a "cube" show at the end of the tour, please be aware of fast moving lights, and lots of moving video especially if you suffer from vertigo. It was a bit much for me because I get dizzy easily from this type of exhibit. But it's short and you aren't missing much if you skip this.”

C-30 s/n, 02611 Ossa de Montiel, Albacete, Spain

“This was a nice park to walk in to arrive to the cave. The cave was closed when I went but I still enjoyed the journey.”