“The Lille museum is fascinating because it’s surprising because there is contradictory information reaching the brain and you are forced to see that, and you say to yourself how is this possible and you try to ask yourself how is it? -it’s possible, and that’s what’s fascinating.” declares Steven Carnel, the co-founder and spokesperson of the Illusion Museum.
In 2015, the first Museum of Illusion was founded by two friends in Zagreb, Roko Zivcovic and Tomislav Pamukovic. Today, the Museum of Illusion has spread to 36 locations and 24 countries around the world.
Opening on July 3rd for this very special exhibition, you can now book your entrance tickets on the website of the Museum of Illusion. The duration of the free visit is approximately 1 hour. Its access is 19€ for a full price, a price decreasing to 16€ for students and also for people with reduced mobility as well as for those looking for work, then to 13€ for children from 4 to 15 years old. Seniors over 62 years old benefit from a rate of 17€. At the museum, there is a family rate (2 adults + 2 children) which is priced at 49€.
