The museum said 2020 was a challenging year but that it still managed to “increase our family by as many as nine new members, and the New Delhi Museum of Illusions is our 30th member.”
The international brand whose original concept was launched in Zagreb is present in cities such as New York, Paris, Shanghai, Dubai, Chicago, Madrid, Istanbul, Athens, Berlin, and Kuala Lumpur.
The latest franchise in New Delhi is a continuation of the successful path of a unique tourism and education project which arouses interest with each new display, as a result of which new museums are opened.
The Museum of Illusions is aimed at all age groups. It is interesting to both children and adults as it combines entertainment and education. It is a place where visitors can try to resist gravity in the Anti-gravity Room, see their friend, partner or teacher shrink or grow right before their eyes, lose themselves in the mirrors of the Infinity Room, serve someone’s head on a platter or climb to the ceiling in the Rotated Room.
The museum also has a large collection of holograms and many optical illusions and installations. A team of architects is working on new exhibits and brain teasers which play with human perception.
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