Located in the Fort area of South Mumbai, near Churchgate and CSMT stations, the museum showcases over 55 unique paradox-themed exhibits and 15 immersive rooms. The Paradox Museum has quickly become a global sensation, making it an exciting addition to the entertainment scene.
Founded by Miltos Kambourides and Sakis Tanimanidis, the Paradox Museum first opened in Oslo, Norway, in 2022. It has brought an astonishing array of illusions to India after becoming a fan favorite in places like London, Paris, Miami and Shanghai. , among others.
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If you visit the museum, you should explore the spectacular Inverted Room that plays with your perception of reality, the Zero Gravity Room to achieve the illusion of floating in space, or the Paradox Sofa that creates an intriguing illusion. It also features a Camouflage Room, a Paradox Tunnel, an Ames Room, and many more.
The museum explains the physics behind some of the illusions to help you understand how perception and location can lead our minds to believe things that are not realistic.
It is suitable for visitors of all ages and can be a good place to spend the day with friends and family. You can challenge their senses, question reality and create lasting memories.
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“We are delighted to announce the debut of the Paradox Museum in India, opening its doors in the vibrant city of Mumbai. This museum features a variety of mind-blowing exhibits that will challenge your perceptions and offer a new perspective on reality. Mumbai’s dynamic atmosphere provides the perfect backdrop for this innovative experience, which promises to captivate and delight visitors from all walks of life. Get ready to explore a world of wonder and discovery here in the heart of Mumbai,” founder Miltos Kambourides said, according to its website.
Harris Douros, CEO of Paradox Museums, has stated that the Mumbai-based facility offers a variety of intriguing exhibits that challenge your understanding and provide new perspectives on reality. “This innovative museum experience will captivate and inspire, promising a unique journey of discovery,” added Douros.
Paradox Museum Mumbai is open to the public from Monday to Sunday from 11 am to 8 pm Tickets are available on the Paradox Museum website and major ticket booking platforms. Ticket cost $550 + GST for children and senior citizens, $590 + GST for adults and tickets are priced at $890 + GST for foreigners.
(Edited by: Jerome Antonio)
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