Mumbai has recently opened India’s first Paradox MuseumA unique and mind-bending space filled with interactive illusions and installations that challenge your perception of reality. From the unique Paradox Sofa that will leave you scratching your head, to the Infinity Well that feels like plunging into another dimension – this place has 50+ reality-benders designed to blow your mind. It is full of exhibitions. Are you ready to challenge your senses and have fun with illusions? Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect

Located at Srinivas House near Azad Maidan in Mumbai, the Paradox Museum is a first for India, and is part of a collection of experiences that travelers can enjoy across 12 locations around the world, including cities like Oslo, Miami, Stockholm, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, ​​Las Vegas, Can see. Vegas, New Jersey, Shanghai, Limassol and London. Every corner of this museum is filled with optical illusions, geometric mysteries and Instagrammable entertainment.

Spread over 15,000 square feet, the Mumbai Paradox Museum is a massive space that includes an upscale cafeteria on the ground floor and a private party area on the second floor. With the capacity to host 60 visitors at a time, the museum’s captivating exhibits can be viewed in about an hour, making it a fun weekend experience for both locals and travelers.

When: Open daily from 11am to 8pm, including national holidays.

Ticket prices: ₹550 + GST ​​for children and senior citizens, ₹590 + GST ​​for adults, and ₹890 + GST ​​for foreign visitors.

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