The fastest-growing Museum of Illusions in the world is located in the heart of Meras Development Emirate's signature Al Seef, near Dubai Creek. The museum boasts the largest collection of optical illusions in the Museum of Illusion's portfolio worldwide and is a major attraction in the development of heritage and cultural al-Seef. The Museum of Illusions brings together the fields of science, mathematics, biology, and psychology to create a truly interactive experience that defies logic.
Visitors can learn a bit about the visual, human brain, and science through bespoke exhibits that highlight how and why our eyes see things that our brains don't understand.Exhibits largely reinterpret carefully selected classical myths to ensure a wider appeal to the city’s unique cosmopolitan inhabitants and international tourists. In that sense,their shows revitalize childhood memories in adults and create a sense of wonder in children.
Visitors can learn a bit about the visual, human brain, and science through bespoke exhibits that highlight how and why our eyes see things that our brains don't understand.Exhibits largely reinterpret carefully selected classical myths to ensure a wider appeal to the city’s unique cosmopolitan inhabitants and international tourists. In that sense,their shows revitalize childhood memories in adults and create a sense of wonder in children.
The museum is an interactive and visual concept unlike anything else in Dubai that can be enjoyed by all ages. With over 80 exhibits of all shapes and sizes, the Museum of Illusions divides its unique visual and sensory experiences into three categories: Master Illusions, Grand Illusions, and Optical Illusions. The Museum of Illusions in Dubai is a great place for new experiences, fun with friends and family, and a unique destination in the Middle East for children, parents, couples, and grandparents.
Vortex Tunnel
In other exhibits, you may check your eyes and shake your head to clear it, but it will hold the handrails to make sure you don't fall. It is a path through a tunnel whose walls are covered with lead lights. The movement of the lights, rolling in a whirlwind pattern, trickles you into believing the ramp is moving.
Optical Illusions
The museum's walls feature a collection of stunning images with color, light, and patterns that will trick your eyes to play tricks with your brain. Open them for 30 seconds or less and you will see things moving, shrinking and disappearing.
Chair IllusionInspired by the psychologist Jean Beauchett's chair illusion, it allows you to explore the rules of illusion by playing with your proportions and vision. Click on the right corner and take home the stunning photo featuring a small feature sitting on the chair.
The Ames Room
This beautiful but common room is distorted to create an amazing visual illusion. Depending on which angle of the room you choose to stand, you will either be a giant or a dwarf. As you move forward or backward, the size grows or shrinks.
Anti Gravity Room
This room effectively defies all laws of physics as the balls roll up and the water flows upwards. In fact, it is impossible to know if you are on a flat or sloping surface. Even if you are plotting the plot behind it, this room will fool you.
Head on the platter
An illusion created with great clarity, you can see where the rest of the body is hidden, but it is stunning to see in front of the plate. Imagine yourself as a magician and dedicate your head to a very interesting headshot.
The Mirage
You cannot visit the desert and miss one of its most famous phenomena, the Mirage. Although this is within the scope of the museum, the principle remains the same. The projected object will look like a real 3D object, even if you try and capture nothing.
The Mirage
You cannot visit the desert and miss one of its most famous phenomena, the Mirage. Although this is within the scope of the museum, the principle remains the same. The projected object will look like a real 3D object, even if you try and capture nothing.
Hologram / Stereogram
Dubai Edition proudly boasts the largest collection of hologram images that range from holographic portraits to horror-grams to images that can appear and disappear before your eyes. There is a hidden 3D object within 2D images that is unusual in the three-dimensional image puzzle. You can only find the 3D image if you see it properly. It may take one or two attempts to understand what is hidden in those images.
Photo Illusions
At least once in our lives, we are all guilty of clicking illusory images, such as pinning on top of the Eiffel Tower. The Dubai Museum of Illusions offers a number of blameless and jealous images of Alice in Wonderland-style levitating, shrinking or over-sizing.
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