Exhibition “Plastihistory of Sport”

The Educa Foundation presents the exhibition “Plastihistory of Sport”, a unique exhibition that covers the most outstanding moments in the history of sport through figures made of plasticine.

The Vista Alegre Exhibition Hall hosts this exhibition that will remain open to the public until August 31, 2025.

The exhibition features plasticine sculptures depicting some of the great moments in the history of sport, such as the constitution of the International Olympic Committee, the modern Olympic Games, the first Monte Carlo Rally or the first Davis Cup. You can also see representations of great sports figures such as the athlete Carl Lewis, the swimmer Mark Spitz, the boxer Cassius Clay and the Paralympic judoka Carmen Herrera.

Plastihistory of Sport it also gives a nod to the history of sport in Spain, showing from the first Vuelta Ciclista a España to the 2010 Football World Cup, won against the Netherlands in South Africa with Andrés Iniesta’s historic goal.

The exhibition will be open to the public until August 31, 2025, with free admission. Visiting hours are from Monday to Friday, from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.