Museum of Illusions Vienna

Museum of Illusions Vienna is an interactive and playful attraction that challenges perception, logic, and the senses. Located in the city center, the museum features over 70 mind-bending exhibits designed to entertain visitors of all ages. From optical illusions to hands-on puzzles, the experience blends fun, science, and creativity in a compact and engaging space.
This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in Vienna.

The Museum of Illusions concept originated as an educational entertainment experience focused on perception and cognitive science. Its Vienna location brings this global concept to one of Europe’s cultural capitals, offering interactive learning through visual tricks and scientific principles.

The museum offers a refreshing alternative to traditional exhibitions. Visitors can actively participate in exhibits, take creative photos, and learn how the human brain interprets reality through playful experimentation.

Tickets typically include access to all interactive exhibits and illusion rooms. Some entry options may offer flexible visiting times or priority access during busy periods.

Ticket prices vary by age group, with reduced rates often available for children, students, or families. Prices may change during peak seasons or special school holidays.

Opening hours vary by day and season. The museum is generally open daily, with extended hours during weekends and peak tourist periods.

The museum is centrally located and easily accessible by public transport. Nearby U-Bahn stations and tram stops provide convenient connections from across the city.

• Vortex Tunnel
• Upside Down Room
• Optical illusion displays
• Interactive puzzles and brain games
• Photo-friendly installations

• Bring a fully charged phone or camera for photos
• Visit during off-peak hours for fewer crowds
• Read exhibit explanations for added learning
• Supervise younger children in interactive areas
• Allow time to try puzzles more than once

Most visitors spend 1 to 1.5 hours exploring the exhibits. Families or photography enthusiasts may spend slightly longer enjoying interactive installations.

Winter is an ideal time to visit, as the indoor setting provides a warm and lively experience. The museum is especially popular with families seeking fun activities during colder months.