Inside India’s 1st Paradox Museum In Mumbai: Paradox Sofa, Infinity Well & More; See Pics!

The very first Paradox Museum in Mumbai has thrown open its gates to the public. You can now enjoy its unique experiences and have a memorable time with your friends. The brand, known across the globe for unique and interactive exhibits, will showcase a total of 55 exhibits in Mumbai. And you can experience them all from October 4, 2024. From Paradox Sofa to Infinity Well, here is a peek inside this fun museum in Mumbai.

Inside India’s First Paradox Museum In Mumbai

1. Following Eyes

Do you ever get the eerie feeling that you’re being watched and followed? Well, it certainly feels like this big brother is watching you!

2. Infinity Well

This groovy illusion seems neverending and only by experiencing it can you understand how awesome it truly is.

3. Kaleidoscope

Remember when you’d look into a kaleidoscope when you were a kid and were mesmerised by the colours and shapes? You’ll experience the same child-like sense of wonder here.

4. “Lunch Has Been Served”

Since Halloween is around the corner, this “lunch” may not be what you ordered but it certainly is what the season demands!

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5. Paradox Sofa

Your mind will be blown by the illusion created by this sofa! It’s definitely not the kind that you’d wanna fall asleep on!

6. Reversed Room

This mind-boggling room plays with your perception of reality!

7. Symmetry Room

This Symmetry Room is as fun as it is fascinating. Mirrors are truly marvellous.

8. Ames Room

If you’ve read ‘Alice In Wonderland,’ you know there’s a room where Alice consumes something and changes in size. Lucky for you, you can do this in this room without eating anything!

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Where: Shreeniwas House, 27, H Somani Marg, Azad Maidan, Fort

When: 11 AM to 8 PM

Cost: For children between 3 and 12 years of age ₹550+GST

For people between 13 and 60 years of age ₹590+GST

For people above 60 years of age ₹550+GST

For foreign nationals ₹890+GST

Click here for more information about the museum.

Which of these exhibits are you most excited to see? When are you heading to this unique museum? Let us know in the comments section below!

Cover Image Credits: Press Release

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