The town has welcomed a new museum, and it promises hours of stimulating fun and designs that will amaze you. It is a globally renowned Museum of Illusions located on Kloof Street in Gardens. This marked its debut in Cape Town and became the second Museum of Illusions in South Africa and third on the continent.
Whoever wishes to visit here can expect 60 jaw-dropping illusions and mind-bending experiences which is ideal for both young and old. Originally it was founded in Zagreb, Croatia in 2015. The Museum of Illusions quickly evolved into a global success that has welcomed over 12 million guests from around the world.
Love Cape Town says that each location is uniquely designed and offers its own take on interactive exhibits that blend science and magic to create awe-inspiring, hands-on experiences.
Unbelievable Experience
Forget everything you know about museum etiquette. At Museum of Illusions Cape Town, visitors are encouraged to touch, play, explore and take photos. Now whether you’re defying gravity in the Tilted Room, losing your head in the Clone Table, or multiplying yourself in the Infinity Room, this museum is a place that will leave your mind truly blown.
Museum of Illusion is situated in the heart of Cape Town’s bustling city centre. The popular tourist place takes you on an extraordinary journey through the world of optical illusions, interactive installations and immersive rooms that challenge perceptions and ignite curiosity.
Amazing Mix of Art and Science
Guests will enjoy more than 60 visual and educational exhibits featuring holograms, stereograms, optical illusions and immersive rooms that are designed to tease the senses and trick the mind.
Owner of the Museum of Illusions Cape Town – Mark Collie said that its creativity and curiosity made it the perfect home for the next sensory playground.
Collie expressed that they are incredibly excited to bring the experience to the Mother City. This is not just a museum, it is a space where science, art and wonder collide to challenge how we see the world and ourselves.
Museum of Illusions is true to its ‘Edutainment’ philosophy. The museum appeals to both curious kids and the young-at-heart. You can also host your special moments such as birthdays, company team builds, educational school trips or other events.
Right time to Visit
The Museum of Illusions Cape Town remains open for all seven days in a week, from Sundays to Wednesdays between 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. From Thursdays to Saturdays between 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Tickets for the tour are available online and at the door with tickets starting from R200 for the Museum of Illusions in Cape Town located at 10 Kloof St. Gardens.