Paradox Museum, Paris — History, Storyline, Tours & Visitor Info
Dive into a realm of optical illusions, gravity-defying rooms and immersive installations. Discover the story behind Paris’s Paradox Museum and plan your interactive adventure.
Book Entry Ticket €29Why Visit Paradox Museum?
Since its opening, the Paradox Museum invites visitors to challenge perception with mind-bending exhibits. Perfect for families, couples and photography lovers alike.
Gravity Room
Sit on tilted furniture and experience optical “anti-gravity” effects.
Infinity Mirror Tunnel
Walk through endless reflections in a kaleidoscopic corridor.
Quick Timeline
- 2017 — Paradox Museum opens its doors in Paris.
- 2018 — Introduces the Upside-Down House zone.
- 2019 — Installs the Anti-Gravity Bench feature.
- 2021 — Launches interactive Light Lab experience.
- 2023 — Adds VR illusion rooms and photo-ready sets.
- 2025 — Debuts exclusive behind-the-scenes VIP tours.
Top Installations
Upside-Down House
Snap surreal photos as rooms are flipped on their heads.
Optical Illusion Corridors
Test your senses with bending walls and shifting floors.
Anti-Gravity Bench
Defy physics in a zone where objects seem to float.
Light Lab
Interact with immersive projections and kinetic light art.
Insider Tips
Book Morning Slots
Enjoy fewer crowds and the best light for photos before peak hours.
Bring a Tripod
Many zones allow tripods—capture crisp, stable shots in low light.
Visitor Cheatsheet
Opening Hours
10:00–19:00 daily (last entry 18:00). Closed 1 Jan & 25 Dec.
Ticket Options
Entry €29 | Explorer Pass €79 | Paris Pass® €89 | Pass® Plus €179
Dress Code
Comfortable shoes recommended—some floors tilt dramatically.
Getting There
Metro 10 to Javel–André Citroën or Tram T3a to Pont Mirabeau; arrive 15 min early.
Ready to Twist Reality?
Secure your ticket now and immerse yourself in Paris’s most mind-bending museum.
Book Entry Ticket €29