Feel the Magic at the Museum of Illusions
Strolling through the streets of the Old Town in Warsaw, among cafes and restaurants, you will find the Museum of the World of Illusions.
Perspective, light refraction, mirror rooms, and the Vortex Tunnel provide fun for both young children and adults alike. You can visit with family, small children, or friends. The Museum of the World of Illusions features 100 different illusions, each explained in the simplest way on plaques next to the attractions.
Attractions:
Kaleidoscope – a standing attraction in the shape of a triangle. Its interior is lined with mirrors, creating a multiplication effect.
Mirror Rooms – rooms covered in mirrors, be careful not to lose the exit!
Vortex Tunnel – this was probably the most fun for us, as it made our sense of balance go wild. It’s a tunnel full of sparkling lights spinning in one direction or the other. Walking through without holding onto the railing is nearly impossible!
Ames Room – another play on perspective. The room is designed so that a person standing in the left corner appears very small, while another person in the right corner appears very large.
Tilted Room – a wooden room shaped like a cargo hold, where all your senses go crazy.
A collection of graphics depicting impossible figures or optical illusions.
And many more attractions.
Address: Rynek Starego Miasta 21, 00-273 Warsaw
Tour duration: approx. 40 minutes
Price list:
- Regular ticket: 35 PLN
- Children under 5: free entry
- Students up to 26 years old: 27 PLN
- Family (max 2 adults + 2 children under 18): 90 PLN
- Family (max 2 adults + 3 children under 18 or with a large family card): 98 PLN
- Seniors (65 years and older): 30 PLN
- School and preschool groups (over 10 people): 23 PLN
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