Optical Illusion Museum in Hong Kong
The Optical Illusion Museum in Hong Kong operates in the Peak Gallery shopping center, it consists of 70 exhibits that have the effect of optical illusion in photographs. This is a branch of the world famous Korean museum of the same name. Visitors can safely touch all the exhibits; they can take photos and videos of their visit. This is one of the most popular places in China.
Description of the museum
The Optical Illusion Museum in Hong Kong consists of 5 galleries. All exhibits are divided into thematic zones: “The Secret Garden”, “Masterpieces of World Art”, “Towards Adventures”, “Fiction”, “Hong Kong”. The last gallery, in the tradition of optical illusion museums, is dedicated to the place in which it is located. You can get acquainted with the main attractions of Hong Kong and see the giant Buddha. Many tourists take pictures in his palm, holding the rainbow with their hands. You can also get inspired by looking at the picturesque view of the city at night.
In society, the Museum of Optical Illusions in Hong Kong is nicknamed the 3-D museum. More than 70 sculptures and paintings using this technique are presented here. Viewing three-dimensional images helps you escape from the everyday life of the world and plunge into an amazing atmosphere. Each visitor can feel like a professional actor, model, director or photographer. This is a great way to have fun alone, with friends or with a close family circle.
Information for visitors
The shopping center where the Hong Kong Museum of Optical Illusions is located is located at the top of Victoria Peak. This is one of Hong Kong's key attractions. It is located at an altitude of 400 meters. Tourists can visit the observation deck, go shopping and get a lot of positive emotions in the museum, which is available all year round.
The Optical Illusion Museum in Hong Kong is open daily. Its doors open at 10.00 and close at 22.00. Tickets for ages 12 to 64 are HK$150, children under 12 and people aged 65 and over will cost HK$100. There are no taboos at the Optical Illusion Museum in Hong Kong, which means that no one will be reprimanded for filming, and you can touch all the exhibits. Viewers feel like the main characters of the stories, and visiting the museum turns into an amazing adventure.
