Museum of Illusions brings infinity mirrors, vortex tunnels, optical illusions, and more to Hong Kong
Our city will have the museum’s largest Asia location
The Museum of Illusions is set to open in Hong Kong, bringing an array of mind-bending attractions to the popular entertainment destination at The Peak Galleria. Spanning over 11,000 square feet, this new attraction in Asia will showcase more than 50 interactive exhibits designed to challenge perception and stimulate both the eyes and the mind.
Visitors can expect to encounter a variety of illusions, including an infinity room filled with endless reflections, an Ames room that plays tricks on depth perception, a spinning vortex tunnel, and a head-on-a-platter illusion that seemingly erases the human form. In a nod to Hong Kong's unique culture, the museum will also feature a 'reversed room' inspired by the iconic ding ding trams, and an optical illusion set within a dim sum restaurant setting.
One of the standout features of this Hong Kong location is its pet-friendly policy, allowing visitors to bring along their furry companions for an additional element of fun and memorable photo opportunities. With its blend of visually stunning displays and interactive experiences, the Museum of Illusions promises to be a captivating attraction for all ages, providing an unforgettable journey through the realm of optical illusions.
The museum is expected to open at Unit G03, 101-103 &105, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, and fans can stay updated by signing up for the free Time Out Hong Kong newsletter.
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