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Berlin: Interactive DeJa Vu Museum Entry Tickets

Step into a world where art, entertainment, and education blend seamlessly, at DeJa Vu Museum, spread across 2 floors.

Explore the many exhibits such as the digital exhibits where modern technology creates unique experiences, or challenge your mind with the optical exhibits.

Witness Ukrainian artist Oleg Shupliak's paintings with hidden details and interact with exhibits and experience the wonders of the art world.

Experience the power of nature in the Thunderstorm-Room, enjoy floating globes in the Globe-Room, and be enchanted by the Star-Room and the Dark-Room.

Create your own map in the museum’s interactive sandbox and take a seat on the Buchet-Chair.

Entry to Interactive DeJa Vu Museum

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Mar 2026
Went with my niece (she's 11) and honestly she was in HYSTERICS most of the time. The illusions are clever, some stuff fooled even me (the one with the upside down furniture?!). A little crowded when we arrived, so we had to wait like 20min to get in, but staff kept things moving along. Would say it's better for families or if ur into taking weird pics (LOTS of mirrors, so be ready for that). Small-ish place, but we spent almost 1.5 hours messing around. Would skip if ur expecting a 'serious' museum, but for a laugh, def worth it.
Mar 2026
Took my partner here after seeing it on Insta. We actually had a blast, way more fun than expected! The vortex tunnel is a TRIP, and we laughed so hard trying to walk straight. Not a huge museum—took us about an hour—but we got a ton of hilarious pics. They don't let you photograph in 2 of the rooms tho (signs everywhere), so just a heads up. Staff gave us quick demos too. Perfect rainy afternoon stop.
Mar 2026
Family trip with two teens. Both LOVED the spinning tunnel and the shrinking room, and honestly so did I! It’s not massive, but every room had something quirky. We got there right when it opened and avoided crowds, so maybe try that. Some illusions only work from certain angles, so be patient. Good rainy day fun.
Mar 2026
Visited with friends (we’re all in our twenties) and left with wayyy too many silly photos. The upside down room and the chair illusion were my favs. Staff seemed to enjoy showing us tricks, too. Spent just over an hour. Bit on the pricey side but honestly for the laughs, worth it.
Mar 2026
Perfect for a rainy day, as long as you’re ok with a bit of chaos (lots of kids, lots of noise). Some illusions are better than others—loved the one where you look giant on one side and tiny on the other. Good for photos. Don’t expect a full afternoon, but it’s fun.

This experience combines illusion art, sensory exhibits, and interactive technology in a museum designed to challenge your perception of reality. As you move through the different spaces, you’ll encounter digital installations, optical exhibits, themed rooms, and artworks that reveal hidden details when viewed closely.

Features

Explore interactive digital and optical exhibits designed to create playful visual illusions and immersive sensory experiences throughout the museum.

Discover paintings by Ukrainian artist Oleg Shupliak, known for artworks containing hidden images and layered visual details that change depending on perspective.

Step inside themed spaces including the Thunderstorm Room, Globe Room, Star Room, Dark Room, and Mirror Room, each offering a different visual and atmospheric experience.

Interact with hands-on installations such as the museum’s sandbox map creator and the Buchet Chair, which plays with your sense of scale and perspective for fun photo opportunities.

What’s not allowed

Pets: Animals are not allowed inside the museum, except assistance dogs.

Food and drinks: Consuming food and drinks inside the museum is prohibited.

Large luggage: Bags and luggage larger than 55 × 35 × 20 cm are not permitted.

Smoking: Smoking and e-cigarettes are prohibited inside the museum.

Additional information

Experience duration: Most visitors spend around 1 to 1.5 hours exploring the exhibits.

Photography: Personal photography is allowed, but commercial photography and filming require prior permission from the museum.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.

Students must show valid Student ID.

Redemption Point

Show your ticket at DeJa Vu Museum Berlin.

Address: Rochstraße 14c, 10178 Berlin, Germany.

Landmark: Berliner Fernsehturm.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Getting There

By Bus

The closest bus stop is Alexanderplatz Bhf/Memhardstr. It is a quick 4-minute walk to the meeting point.

Board buses 100, 200, N2, N5, and more to get you there.

By Tram

The closest tram stop is S+U Alexanderpl/Memhardstr. It is a quick 4-minute walk to the meeting point.

Board trains M2 and more to get you there.