Museum of Senses Prague

The Museum of Senses is very popular among tourists. It is about human senses, optical illusions and so on.

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Entrance fees and tickets Museum-of-Senses Prague 2025

On site, an entrance ticket costs about 14 euros (350 crowns). Children between 5 and 15 pay less, smaller children are free.

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Description Museum of Senses Prague

It is about the 6 senses of man, optical illusions and deception of the senses. For example, you see a forest where the water seems to flow upwards. In another room they seem to walk on the ceiling. In total, there are over 50 things. Reviews of the Museum of the Senses Prague are mostly very positive on the Internet. There is a lot for both children and adults. The Museum of Senses Prague is well worth a visit.

Opening hours Museum of the Senses Prague 2025

The museum with optical illusions and much more is open every day from 9 am to 6 pm.

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Directions Museum of Senses Prague

The Museum of Illusions is about 200 meters from the main train station in Prague, in the direction of the city center (Wenceslas Square).

The Jindřišská streetcar station is a good 50 meters away (many lines). Also, the street where the Prague Museum of the Senses is located is called Jindrisska.

There is also a similar museum in Vienna: click here

Museum of Senses Prague: Top 10

1. the vortex tunnel
A rotating tunnel that challenges your balance and makes you feel like you’re spinning even though you’re standing on solid ground.
2. headstand room
A room where furniture hangs from the ceiling – perfect for crazy photos that look like you’re standing on your head.
3. endless mirror corridor
A seemingly endless corridor of mirrors that blurs the boundaries of perception.
4. ames room
A room that plays with optical illusions and makes people appear either tiny or gigantic.
5. infinity mirror
An installation with mirrors and light that suggests infinite depth.
6. inclined rooms
Rooms that are built at an unusual angle and confuse your sense of balance.
7. touchable 3D images
Works of art that only unfold their full effect through touch and stimulate the interaction of the senses.
8. illusion gallery
A collection of optical illusions that challenge your brain to interpret what you see.
9. smell and touch stations
Areas where your sense of smell and touch are put to the test to recognize scents and textures.
10. musical space
An interactive installation where you can create melodies and sounds by touch.