Paradox Museum - London
At Paradox Museum London, more than 50 interactive exhibits highlight how perception works. You will encounter rooms that alter size, spaces that flip perspective, and clever designs creating experiences where science and creativity meet!
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About Paradox Museum - London
Paradox Museum London flips expectations with 50 illusions across 25 themed rooms. Think tilted spaces, head-spinning mirror mazes, and walls that defy gravity. It is science and humor rolled into a playful, photo-perfect adventure.
Many illusions here are cooked up with neuroscientists and perception experts, so every mind-bender is backed by real science about how your brain decides what’s real.
The museum dives into real math puzzles like the birthday paradox. It shows how in a group of only 23 people, chances are higher than expected that two share the same birthday.
Inspired by Yayoi Kusama, the Infinity Room surrounds visitors with mirrored reflections and incorporates London-specific design elements, creating an experience that connects global art influences with the city’s visual identity.
Since opening, it has quickly become one of London’s fastest-growing interactive museums, drawing more than 200,000 visitors in its very first year.
A tucked-away balcony inside the museum reveals Harrods in full view, creating a surprising photo spot for anyone wanting that perfect London selfie backdrop.
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Main Entrance (Brompton Road)
You’ll find the main entrance at 90 Brompton Road, opposite Harrods. It’s step-free, with wide automatic doors, making access simple for wheelchairs, strollers, and anyone needing mobility support. Staff are always on hand to help.
Regular opening hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 9:30am - 6pm
- Friday & Saturday: 9:30am - 7:30pm
- Sunday: 9:30am - 7pm
Duration: Approx 90 mins
Toilets are available on-site, including accessible facilities.
An information desk is located at the entrance for visitor assistance and queries.
Lockers are available at the museum. A limited number of small lockers are provided free of charge for visitors to store belongings securely during their visit.
The museum is mostly wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry and accessible restrooms.
Service animals are welcome throughout the museum.
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