Museum of Illusions Madrid
Explore optical illusions and mind-bending exhibits at Madrid's Museum of Illusions. Challenge your perceptions and secure tickets for a journey blurring reality and illusion.-
Get ready to question your senses and learn perceptual tricks with 1-hour access to a unique set of installations.
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Access all parts of the museum including the dizzying Vortex Tunnel, the mirror-paneled Infinity Room, a collection of holograms, and more.
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Do puzzles in the Smart Games Room, interact with displays physically in the Inverted Room, and create some unreal shots for your Instagram.
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Fun Fact: The first Museum of Illusions, inspired by the TV show ‘Brain Games’ on National Geographic, opened in Zagreb in 2015. Since then, the chain has expanded worldwide.
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Get ready to question your senses and learn perceptual tricks with 1-hour access to a unique set of installations.
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Access all parts of the museum including the dizzying Vortex Tunnel, the mirror-paneled Infinity Room, a collection of holograms, and more.
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Do puzzles in the Smart Games Room, interact with displays physically in the Inverted Room, and create some unreal shots for your Instagram.
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Fun Fact: The first Museum of Illusions, inspired by the TV show ‘Brain Games’ on National Geographic, opened in Zagreb in 2015. Since then, the chain has expanded worldwide.
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Enjoy 1-hour access to explore all parts of the Museum of Illusions, including the dizzying vortex tunnel and the mirror-clad Infinity Room.
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Engage in brain-teasing puzzles in the smart games room and interact with displays in the inverted room.
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Skip the long queues to enter the Atlantis Aquarium, and witness over 10,000 living creatures, spanning 20 diverse aquatic ecosystems.
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Watch sharks, rays, and majestic sea creatures glide above you as you walk underwater through the clear tunnel.
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Fun Fact: The Museum of Illusions offers a unique 'Upside Down Room"' where you can challenge your perception of gravity and walk on the ceiling.
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Enjoy 1-hour access to explore all parts of the Museum of Illusions, including the dizzying vortex tunnel and the mirror-clad Infinity Room.
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Engage in brain-teasing puzzles in the smart games room and interact with displays in the inverted room.
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Skip the long queues to enter the Atlantis Aquarium, and witness over 10,000 living creatures, spanning 20 diverse aquatic ecosystems.
-
Watch sharks, rays, and majestic sea creatures glide above you as you walk underwater through the clear tunnel.
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Fun Fact: The Museum of Illusions offers a unique 'Upside Down Room"' where you can challenge your perception of gravity and walk on the ceiling.
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Get the super-saver combo tickets for the Museum of Illusions and discover Madrid’s iconic spots with the 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus tickets.
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Question your senses, learn fun tricks, solve riddles in the Smart Games Room, and watch stunning holograms and 3D art come to life at the museum.
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Explore the bustling Madrid on a double-decker bus, scheduled every 7 to 15 mins, allowing you to hop on and off at over 35 stops along 2 routes.
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More exploring and less waiting with easy transfers to landmarks like Royal Palace and Prado Museum, and listen to fun trivia with an audioguide.
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Fun Fact: The Prado Museum was originally built as a history museum and was later converted into an art gallery by King Ferdinand VII in 1819.
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Get the super-saver combo tickets for the Museum of Illusions and discover Madrid’s iconic spots with the 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus tickets.
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Question your senses, learn fun tricks, solve riddles in the Smart Games Room, and watch stunning holograms and 3D art come to life at the museum.
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Explore the bustling Madrid on a double-decker bus, scheduled every 7 to 15 mins, allowing you to hop on and off at over 35 stops along 2 routes.
-
More exploring and less waiting with easy transfers to landmarks like Royal Palace and Prado Museum, and listen to fun trivia with an audioguide.
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Fun Fact: The Prado Museum was originally built as a history museum and was later converted into an art gallery by King Ferdinand VII in 1819.
11% off