Paradox Museum Limassol Tickets

With this ticket to the Paradox Museum in Limassol, you'll explore one of the largest optical illusion exhibitions in the world, where reality and your senses are put to the test. Dare to go in? 

Why Visit the Paradox Museum?

Located in the heart of Limassol, next to the Marina, the Paradox Museum is one of the must-see places if you're on holiday with your family in this city in Cyprus.

With your ticket to the Paradox Museum, you'll explore over 50 optical illusions that will challenge your senses. You'll take incredible photos of the spots designed to get the perfect optical illusion.

Impossible geometric shapes, decorations, optical illusions and interactive games that are not what they seem are spread throughout each section of the museum. During your visit, you'll also learn about the fascinating science behind paradoxes, thanks to scannable QR codes that will enrich your knowledge.

Plus, before returning to reality, you'll also have the chance to visit the Paradox Boutique, where you'll find games, clothes, souvenirs, and unique accessories. You'll have a blast!

The visit to Paradox Museum, where you'll be immersed in modern experiential art, interactive illusions, and practical fun, lasts approximately 1 hour.

Opening Times

The Paradox Museum Limassol opens daily from 10 am to 8 pm. Final admission is at 7 pm.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Upon purchasing your ticket, you can access the Paradox Museum and dive into a world of optical illusions. The visit lasts approximately 1 hour, during which you can explore over 50 different exhibits. Scannable QR codes are available throughout the museum to provide additional information about the science behind each illusion, enhancing your experience.

Included

• Access to all exhibits in the museum
• Use of interactive games
• Learning materials available via QR codes

Not Included

• Food and beverage services
• Souvenirs from the Paradox Boutique (available for purchase)

Meeting Point

The meeting point is at the entrance of the Paradox Museum, located next to the Marina in Limassol.