The Museum of Illusions boasts more than 40 different exhibits and illusions. Highlights include a Vortex tunnel, an infinity disco room, an upside-down room, and a playroom with games. There are also smaller installations such as the Mirror of Truth and Rubin’s Vase throughout the museum. Book your tickets ahead of time save time on the day. Entry to the museum is also included on the multi-attraction Ljubljana city sightseeing pass.
The Museum of Illusions is ideal for families with kids and is a perfect rainy day activity.
Instructions are provided in Slovenian, English, German, and Italian.
Visit with a group to make the most of the interactive exhibits.
Don’t forget your camera to capture the fun and illusions.
Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
The museum has a gift shop filled with different wooden mind games.
Located in Congress Square, in central Ljubljana, the Museum of Illusions is an easy walk from just about anywhere in the tourist center. Many city bus lines also stop nearby.
The Museum of Illusions is open daily from 9am to 10pm. It can get busy on weekends and public holidays, so visit in the morning during the week to beat the crowds. Visitors typically spend around an hour in the museum.
The Museum of Illusions is undoubtedly the quirkiest museum in Ljubljana. More traditional museum options include the National Gallery of Slovenia, the Museum of Contemporary History, Museum of Contemporary Art, Ljubljana Castle Museum, and the Slovene Ethnographic Museum; some culture-focused tours transport you between museums with ease and provide important cultural context.