Nestled in the heart of Paris, the Paradox Museum stands as an inspiration of intrigue and wonder. A must-visit for enthusiasts of optical illusions and mind-challenging exhibits, it promises a journey into the captivating world of paradoxes. Engage, learn, and be enthralled by the blend of science and art on display.
Enter a space where reality meets illusion. The Paradox Museum Paris is not just a place to visit but an experience to cherish. As you navigate its corridors, you’ll be introduced to the enigmatic world of paradoxes, unravelling the layers of what seems impossible, yet is undeniably real.
Every corner of the museum has been meticulously crafted to showcase 90 distinctive optical illusions. From the moment you set foot, each exhibit promises a new surprise, captivating the senses and challenging perceptions. And with marked photo points, you're guaranteed to capture memories that will leave friends and family in awe.
Behind every optical wonder is a tale of science. The Paradox Museum goes beyond mere visual spectacle, offering an enlightening educational journey. With descriptions at every exhibit and scannable QR codes, visitors can dive deep into the mechanisms that make each paradox come alive, satisfying both curiosity and wonder.
The Paradox Museum offers a unique and enjoyable experience, ideal for families, groups, and visitors of all ages. It stands out as a fun, educational alternative in the heart of Paris, blending entertainment with learning. Perfect for creating lasting memories and sparking imaginative discussions, it's a must-visit for those seeking something different in the city.
The Paradox Museum welcomes visitors every day of the week.
Monday to Sundays: 10 AM to 8 PM
Last Admission: Ensure entry no later than 2 hours before the 8 PM closing time.
Remember, on special events or holidays, these timings might adjust. It's recommended to check the Paradox Museum's official website for up-to-date hours.
No advance booking required, simply present your Turbopass Paris City Pass at the admissions counter for entry. Access is subject to availability.
For a more comfortable experience, consider visiting early morning, around noon, or late afternoon. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends, except during school holidays. It's always advisable to check the current availability on the Paradox Museum's website before you head over.
By Metro:The Paris Metro system is one of the most efficient ways to move around the city. For the Paradox Museum at 38 Bd des Italiens, the nearest metro station is "Bourse" on Line 3. Once you exit the station, it's a short walk to the museum. Another close station is "Opéra" which connects Lines 3, 7, and 8.
By Bus: Several bus lines run through the area. The closest bus stops to the Paradox Museum are "Bourse" and "Richelieu - 4 Septembre". Check the Paris bus schedule for specific lines and timings that will get you to the museum.
By Foot:Paris is a walkable city, and if you're staying or sightseeing nearby, reaching the Paradox Museum on foot can be a delightful experience. The museum's central location at Bd des Italiens makes it accessible from various parts of central Paris. If you're unsure of the route, using a map or a smartphone navigation app can guide you directly to the museum's entrance.
Adress:
Paradox Museum Paris38 Bd des Italiens, 75009 Paris, France
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Free admission to Paris's museums, attractions, and tours. Discounts included.
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