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Navigation Pavilion

The Navigation Pavilion is a pavilion built for the Universal Exposition of Seville in 1992, designed by the architect Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra, an internationally renowned Sevillian architect, who received a mention for building in the II Biennial of Spanish Architecture.
The Navigation Pavilion is a pavilion built for the Universal Exposition of Seville in 1992, designed by the architect Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra, an internationally renowned Sevillian architect, who received a mention for building in the II Biennial of Spanish Architecture.

It was one of the most visited pavilions at Expo 92.

The Navigation Pavilion was dedicated to scientific expeditions, discoveries and advances in naval technology. Some of its rooms recreated the interior environment of a ship at the time of Columbus, such as the hold or the deck. It constituted one of the most visited pavilions of the entire Exposition.

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A major feature of the exhibition was the use of the ship’s interior.

One of the main features of this museum is its dynamism, since, unlike other art galleries or static exhibitions, the aim is that visitors live a sensory and educational experience where they can laugh, touch, investigate, take photographs and deploy all their creativity and imagination.

The museum’s main objective is that visitors live a sensory and educational experience where they can laugh, touch, investigate, take photographs and deploy all their creativity and imagination.

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