Prague: Museum of Fantastic Illusions Entry Ticket
1.Prague: Museum of Fantastic Illusions Entry Ticket
Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions: skip-the-line ticket with 150+ interactive optical tricks, laughs, and photo spots.
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Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions: skip-the-line ticket with 150+ interactive optical tricks, laughs, and photo spots.
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“Was very good some great inspirational artwork to engage young minds on rainy day in prauge tha ks will visit again”
Prague’s Museum of Senses is a short, interactive, family-friendly break with mind-bending optical illusions and photo moments.
“Really nice, it messes with your mind and tests your senses. A highlight for me is the infinite room which makes me dizzy. A must visit if in Prague.”
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Prague Museum of Fantastic Illusions ticket with mobile entry. 150+ interactive optical illusions near Wenceslas Square, about 1 hour.
“Not really worth it. Cheap set-up over a few rooms which feel like they used to be offices of some sort.”
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“We were really impressed with this museum and would recommend to anyone! We loved the fact you could touch/climb on/get in the exhibits etc. I did naively agree to having our picture taken, which turned out to be for a fridge magnet they then sold us. if I'd realised, I'd of asked for the picture…”
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