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CaixaForum Madrid launches an immersive experience inviting visitors to rediscover nature
Madrid adds to its cultural calendar an exhibition that aims for more than just entertainment. CaixaForum presents ‘Somos Naturaleza’, an immersive proposal that combines art, science, technology, and interactive experiences to bring the public closer to biodiversity and the role people play in maintaining the planet’s balance.
The exhibition invites visitors to explore different spaces where images, sounds, installations, and digital resources offer unusual perspectives on nature. The aim is not only to showcase the richness of the natural world, but also to remind us how much urban life depends on ecosystems that often go unnoticed in daily life.
Rather than focusing solely on environmental threats, the exhibition opts for a constructive message. The route highlights adaptability, collaboration between species, and the interdependent relationship between humans and their environment. The experience is designed to spark curiosity, but also to raise questions about how we live and consume in cities.
The proposal arrives at a time when sustainability is part of many everyday discussions, from water management to the heatwaves that affect Madrid every summer. In this context, the exhibition connects global issues with situations visitors can easily recognise in their own lives.
In addition to the main exhibition, CaixaForum has scheduled complementary activities for families and schools. These include sessions from the ‘Pequeños cinéfilos: Todos somos naturaleza’ series, guided tours, and participatory activities designed to make the content accessible to audiences of all ages.
The exhibition will be open until 7 March 2027. Tickets are priced at 6 euros and opening hours are from 10:00 to 20:00 every day, including weekends and public holidays, making it easy for both residents and visitors to Madrid to attend.
For those looking for something different on the cultural scene this summer, ‘Somos Naturaleza’ offers a rare combination of education, technology, and sensory experience. It’s not just about viewing an exhibition, but about exploring a space designed to encourage a new way of seeing what usually lies outside the urban routine.
CaixaForum Madrid has established itself in recent years as one of the city’s most dynamic cultural centres. Its programme combines major international exhibitions, family activities, and projects that connect art, science, and society. Located next to the Paseo del Prado, it has become a regular stop for those seeking experiences that go beyond the traditional museum visit.