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Illuseum Berlin – Tickets, Highlights & Visitor Guide

Illuseum Berlin – interactive illusions and 3D rooms
Step into optical illusions, 3D rooms, and interactive exhibits at the Illuseum Berlin.

The Illuseum Berlin is a fun, interactive museum where nothing is quite what it seems. Visitors of all ages can explore mind-bending exhibits, from upside-down rooms to holograms and gravity-defying installations.

Plan your visit here: essentials on exhibitions, hours, tickets, and why it’s a perfect stop for families, friends, and curious minds.

At a glance

  • Opened: 2018, part of the international Museum of Illusions network.
  • Signature piece: The Vortex Tunnel – a walkway that tricks your senses.
  • Star exhibits: Holograms, infinity mirrors, gravity room, and Ames room.
  • Family fun: Interactive illusions ideal for kids and group photos.
  • Good to plan: Allow 60–90 minutes; weekends can be busy, book in advance.

Practical Info – Insider tips

Make the most of your visit near Alexanderplatz.

  • Book a time slot: Time-windowed entry is common, especially on weekends/holidays.
  • Plan 60–90 minutes: Add 10–15 minutes buffer for photos and queues at popular rooms.
  • Best time: Weekday mornings or the last hour of the day tend to be quieter.
  • Photo-friendly: Pictures are part of the fun—avoid flash and respect staff guidance.
  • Travel light: Small bags are easier in tight spaces; large items may be restricted.
  • Combine nearby: TV Tower, Alexanderplatz, Spree walk, DDR Museum—easy same-day combos.

Nearby – Easy same-day combos

Make the most of Alexanderplatz with these close-by highlights.

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