2 adults and a 13 year old. Great fun, takes about 1 hour. It's not very big, but enough illusions to create great memories (and photos). I would order tickets up front to skip the line.

Recently visited the Museum of Illusions with my boyfriend, and it was really nice. The exhibits were captivating, offering a plethora of mind-bending experiences. What truly enhanced our visit was the incredibly friendly and accommodating staff, always ready to assist and guide. From optical illusions to interactive displays, there's something for everyone, ensuring a fun-filled and memorable experience. Highly recommend for a unique and immersive adventure!

We visited this excellent little museum and we were delighted! We found a lot of illusions there, of various kinds: optical illusions, disorienting and confusing rooms, mirrors, amazing puzzles, etc. The vast majority of the illusions were pure fun. For example, there is a table with a plate and a living human head on it! Or there is a room with two persons, one oversized, the other tiny, but when they change their place their sizes change too - now the first one becomes tiny, the other huge. The illusions with mirrors are also quite entertaining, but when one is inside a room with mirrors and multiple reflections around him/her, the experience can be confusing. Some of those illusions work only when a photo is taken, for example, the gravity-defying room! For the two of us, the most interesting and the most disorienting is a tilted room with various patterns on the floor, walls and ceiling designed to confuse! Nothing moves actually, but when one makes a step, the patterns strongly suggest that the floor is moving. Our sense of balance was challenged and at one moment we simply did not know any more where the direction of "down" was! Although confusing, it is a fantastic experience! We bought some superb mechanical puzzles when we were leaving the museum in the little shop at the entrance!