More than 100,000 people have already visited the first Museum of Happiness in the country. Something as essential as happiness, joy or the rest of the emotions that accompany them, deserved this museum. From now until February 16, on the occasion of the month of love, MüF has organized game sessions for couples designed to strengthen the emotional connection and guarantee fun moments. Get your tickets here and enjoy the experience with your loved one.
This space, the only one of its kind in Spain, divulges all that is known about our emotions and makes them the center of an educational and immersive experience. Designed for all audiences, MüF has achieved more than just attracting the curious: it has set a standard for understanding happiness, love, affection and joy in a modern context, demonstrating that these are not just moods, but an incredible combination of chemistry, culture and human connection.
The Happiness Museum’s Valentine’s Day Activities
Visiting the Museum of Happiness we learn that love is a fundamental part of happiness. Loving and being loved is something so necessary and human that it could not fail to be celebrated in this very special museum.
That is why, until February 16, Valentine’s Day games will take place in two daily sessions: at 12:00 pm and 6:00 pm. These activities are designed to be played in pairs and include a series of tests of trust and skill that will put your connection and teamwork to the test.
Each session consists of three tests: Face to Face, in which the couple must complete a course holding a stuffed animal between their foreheads without dropping it; Slipper Toss, in which one partner will hold a can on their head while the other tries to knock it over with a slipper, testing their aim and confidence; and finally, The Lazarillo, in which one of the participants will have their eyes closed and must complete a course guided by their partner while holding a fragile object. All winners will receive a pin that can be exchanged at the box office for a gift.
What else will you find at MüF?
Where are the happiest people on the planet? What hormones are responsible for our moods? What makes music transmit emotions? All these questions (and many more) are answered throughout the tour of MüF, the Museum of Happiness.
Every corner of the space has been created to learn about how to be happier: it is a walk through 600 m2 where you can experience happiness through its spaces such as the laughter machine (the ‘risódromo’), the happiness ATM or the Auditorium, where you will attend a ‘Happy Magic’ show by the magician Miguel de Lucas. In addition, you can write on their wall the things that make you happy and inspire others to implement activities that make them feel good. Whether it’s calling a loved one, giving a gift to someone, or celebrating by having a drink with your friends.
Thanks to all the explanatory panels you will better understand how our body chemistry works, the different hormones that cause us pleasure, joy and happiness and how this results in health and well-being.
MüF is designed to guide visitors through an immersive experience where positive emotions take center stage. Visitors will leave the museum knowing the history of happiness, its curiosities and its effects on our body and our life.
The machines of the Museum of Happiness created to make you smile
Inside MüF, more than 20 immersive experiences are part of this unusual museum. All are sensory, interactive and educational, such as the laughter machine.
But it’s not all about machines; the different rooms will show you other ways to get the high of happiness.
For example, one of them proposes doing something you have never done before or perhaps only did as a child, demonstrating that doing something for the first time generates dopamine and excitement.
The Museum of Happiness is a cozy space where you can exploit and celebrate joy and well-being through immersive and educational activities. An unpretentious environment where you can create your own experience.