International Museum Day: Inside India’s first Museum of Illusions
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL TRENDS, DELHI/ Created : May 18, 2023, 18:00 IST
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One can also try photo illusions with various backgrounds. The Smart Playroom here is aimed at stimulating cognitive function. From mental games to opening knots and building blocks to being a part of a mirror room, there are myri … Read more
One can also try photo illusions with various backgrounds. The Smart Playroom here is aimed at stimulating cognitive function. From mental games to opening knots and building blocks to being a part of a mirror room, there are myriad things on offer. Read less
One can also try photo illusions with various backgrounds. The Smart Playroom here is aimed at stimulating cognitive function. From mental games to opening knots and building blocks to being a part of a mirror room, there are myriad things on offer.
Those interested can also shop for interesting games, souvenirs and little optical illusions from the in-house store.
More about the museum
How to reach?
The Museum of Illusions is centrally located in Connaught Place, Delhi. Get down at the Rajiv Chowk Metro Station and walk for about 5 minutes, and you’ll reach your destination.
Timings
Monday – Sunday: 10:30 AM to 9 PMTickets (Weekend prices may differ)
Adult: INR 650Kids (3-17): INR 520
Senior Citizen: INR 500 (ID Card required)
Foreigner adult: INR 990
Foreigner Kids (3-17): INR 890
Note: It’s advisable to book your ticket online to avoid any inconvenience. Also the museum is not wheelchair accessible.
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