Paradox Museum London

4.0(13726)

Duration: approx. 90 minutes

Ages: All ages · under 4s free

Format: Indoor, self-guided

From

£30.70

Experience highlights Discover the museum

Exit Reality. Enter Fun. Make memories.
Pose in our upside-down Tube exhibit, brave the Paradox Tunnel and capture impossible-looking photos. 50+ exhibits to explore, play and laugh together with family, friends or your partner.
A little science. A little magic. A lot of Halloween fun.
Explore Halloween décor and experiments that look suspiciously like magic at the Paradox Potion Lab on selected dates. Enjoy interactive storytelling in October's final two weeks. Add the £3 Halloween Trail: follow the clues, uncover the secret word and claim a reward.
Level up with our add-ons
Add extras when you book: the Zero Gravity Room with a verified souvenir pass, a Flex Ticket to reschedule anytime on the same day, or the Merch Bundle at 25% off (Bendy Pencil, Paradox Hourglass, Mind Game Puzzle and Paradox Spinner).
Zero Gravity Room
Step into a room where the normal rules of gravity stop applying. Float, tilt and pose your way through a scene that feels straight out of a sci-fi film. Available as an add-on or included in the VIP Package.
The Paradox Tunnel
A walk-through tunnel that plays tricks on your sense of balance. Walking straight suddenly feels impossible, as your whole world seems to twist around you.
Reversed Room
Everything here is upside down! Strike a pose and get ready to radically change your view of the world.

In short Overview

Step into Paradox Museum London and see the world from a new perspective. Go tiny or giant in the Ames Room, lose yourself in the Mirror Maze, step inside the Tube Room and defy gravity in the Zero Gravity Room. Every exhibit challenges your perception and makes for epic photos: a mind-bending day out for all ages.

On the day On the day

Book a ticket for everyone
Every visitor needs their own ticket, including babies and toddlers (free for ages 0-3). If we're fully booked, entry may be refused to anyone without one.
Arrive on time
Head to Paradox Museum London at the time on your ticket. This is a self-guided visit with no fixed seating, so simply arrive when your session starts.
Explore at your own pace
Wander through tons of interactive optical-illusion exhibits across the museum, in whatever order you like.
Scan for the science
Each exhibit has a QR code linking to the story and science behind the illusion, scan it with your phone to learn more.
Capture your photos
Most exhibits are designed to be photographed, so strike a pose and take home your most surreal pictures.

Reviews Visitor reviews

4.0/5

based on 13726 reviews

The experience was excellent. The venue clean, staff friendly and we'd definitely return.

accessible and fun 😊

Amazing day, amazing staff!

Amazing!!!! Loved it

A great day out

amazing time was had and one tired toddler when we was done!

This was so fun, we all enjoyed it and felt we had plenty of time and space to do everything as long as we wished.

Really enjoyable with 5 year old

Accomodating staff, excellent illusions for all ages

Amazing experience for the whole family

Great fun.

Great fun for all.

We had a lovely time and it was a great experience

Amazing family activity

Didn't know what to expect especially from the gravity room but we enjoyed all of it

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About the venueParadox Museum London

Unveil the extraordinary at Paradox Museum London, directly opposite Harrods in the cultural heart of Knightsbridge. This one-of-a-kind venue invites guests into a world where perception twists through immersive illusions, interactive installations, and mind-bending exhibitions. Paradox Museum is more than an attraction, it’s a landmark destination where culture, innovation, and imagination collide.

Address
90 Brompton Road, London, SW3 1JJ
Parking
Paradox Museum London does not have a car park, but there are several multi-storey car parks within a short walk of the venue.
Accessibility
The majority of the museum is wheelchair accessible. The Zero Gravity Room is not, and a few other exhibits have uneven flooring or narrow pathways that may be challenging for some wheelchair users — contact us in advance if you have specific access needs.

FAQs Solving your doubts

Are there any age restrictions?

Children of all ages are welcome. Under 14s must be accompanied by a paying adult at all times during the visit. Ages 14-17 may visit independently with a valid photo ID. For the Zero Gravity Room, under-18s must be accompanied by an adult (18+) who consents to the exhibit's terms and supervises them during the experience. Every visitor, including babies and toddlers, needs a valid ticket (free for ages 0-3).

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, your contactless tickets will be validated directly in the Fever App or by showing your tickets via your phone.

Can I change the date of my ticket? Are refunds allowed?

Subject to availability, changes of date and/or time are permitted up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience. In such a case, please contact us indicating your ticket ID. Refunds are not allowed under any circumstances.

Can I transfer my tickets to another person?

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. It's as easy as clicking “Transfer Tickets” on your ticket in the Fever App. Please contact us if you need additional help, and make sure to include your ticket order number.

How long does the experience last?

You can expect to be in the museum for about 90 minutes.

Does the experience take place in an indoor or outdoor venue?

The experience takes place in an indoor venue.

Will food and beverage be available on site for purchase?

Snacks and drinks are available to purchase from the gift shop, however food or drink is not allowed within the museum space.

Is there parking available?

Paradox Museum London does not have a car park, however there are several multi-storey car parks within a short walk of the venue.

Will there be strobe lights?

Some of our exhibits contain lighting that may trigger individuals with photosensitivity. Please contact us for more information.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the majority of Paradox Museum London is wheelchair accessible. However, the Zero Gravity Room is not wheelchair accessible, and a few exhibits are not step-free or contain uneven flooring or narrow pathways that may be challenging for some wheelchair users. If you have specific access needs, we recommend contacting us in advance so we can support your visit appropriately.

Is the experience accessible for deaf/visually impaired people?

The museum features many optical illusions, which can be challenging for visually impaired visitors. Only one exhibit includes an audio element and we do not have hearing loops, so the museum is almost completely accessible to deaf visitors.

Can I take photos or record the experience?

Absolutely! Many of the exhibits are intentionally photographic, giving you the opportunity to take amazing photos or videos. Use your imagination, create unique memories, and don't forget to tag us if sharing online.

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