The permanent exhibition contains more than 300 clocks from the 17th 18th and 19th century. The clocks are in perfect condition and still functioning displayed in galleries that are elegantly designed with an 18th century ambiance, where audiovisuals and scenography are perfectly combined. Design highlights: Artefact treatment Scenography integration Audiovisual and Pepper’s Ghost integration

Three temporary exhibitions that took place in Seville, Tunis and New York commemorated the anniversary of the death of Ibn Khaldun, one of the greatest philosophers of the fourteenth century. Design highlights: Artefact treatment Large format graphics Audiovisual integration

The museum is located in the former Navigation Pavilion of Seville’s Expo in 1992. An immense art installation of LED lighting evokes a sea of lights that guide the visitors along the exhibition. The narrative tells the complexity of the history of navigation through the personal stories of different character tat crossed the Atlantic for […]

The House of European History aims to convey an overview of the European process as well as the European history, taking into account its diverse nature and its many interpretations and perceptions. The design is based on a collection of objects mainly from the 20th century, complemented by scenographies and a variety of audiovisual installations […]