After conquering metropolises such as Toronto, Dubai, New York, Paris, Lyon and many others, the renowned Museum of Illusion has finally established its presence in Bordeaux, in the lively Mériadeck district, close to the city centre. More than 70 entertaining and astonishing illusions will be on show, including some exclusive new ones for you to discover in Bordeaux!
Welcome to the fascinating and immersive world of illusion, where all the senses are disrupted. This place has the ability to challenge even the most daring ! Nothing is really as it seems, especially at the Museum of Illusion! It offers a unique and original experience where education meets entertainment.
The Musée de l’illusion is a unique venue offering visual and interactive experiences designed to deceive our perception of reality. Optical illusions, mirror games, trompe-l’œil and sensory challenges are just some of the activities that allow visitors to learn more about the mysteries of our brains and test their senses.
Visitors can immerse themselves in an infinite room, walk on a ceiling, defy the laws of gravity, take photos with astonishing optical illusions…
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