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About: Velázquez Tech Museum

Velázquez Tech is an immersive museum in Spain, inspired by Diego Velázquez's masterpiece Las Meninas. Visitors are transported to the scene of his most famous work, as part of an 4D experience colored by moving projections, video mapping, LED lights, and interactive holograms. You can even speak to Diego himself!

Velázquez Tech Museum
12 Calle de Atocha, 28012, Madrid
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