It's just amazing. Something different to visit. Must visit if you are in Delhi because definitely you would learn new things and enjoy a lot. Amazing place to visit. Not Only for Kids, but for us Adults too. Located in middle of CP, Delhi. It’s a perfect place for new experiences and fun with friends and family. Ambience was super amusing... Much more to learn for science lovers or Illusion lovers... Worth visiting this place.. I recommend to read instructions before entering or clicking pictures. This place can be understood with the support of staff members and they are really helpful in clicking the pictures also with fully cooperative attitude. Building facade will make u sit on top of Building like spiderman. Clean place, many choices of photo spots, can take lots of pictures. Have tilt room, colour room, infinity room with mirrors will reflect yourself in many directions, and many more. MK Gandhi's staring eyes are interesting. You have 1 hour slot to visit two parts of the museum. Make online booking to save time because there is a very long line at ticket counter. Ticket price is comparatively higher side, that may be due to its location. Visit in weekday in morning hours for better experience as less crowd makes u take better pic.

With 690 Rs ticket per person, I did not think the place would be so crowded. The concept is wonderful, made very well. The whole place looks quite cramped, cos I visited over the weekend. would really advise to avoid weekends. Being just on top of Wengers in CP, its crowded outside and inside. The installations are note worthy, but if you have seen any of the ones outside of India, it would feel like a mini version of it. The optical illusion bridge, is totally worth it. The staff is very knowledgeable and eager to assist with the explanations etc. Be ready to line up for some of the installations, wish they had taken a bit more space and made the museum larger to manage the crowds and to make it easy for people to take pics. As there are a lot of installations based on mirrors. you have to continue to request people to get out of the way for them not to photobomb into your pics. Overall, a great couple of hours spent! One of the best places to take kids for a non- mall fun place.

Located in Block A, one can easily walk out from the rajeev chowk metro station. We went there on a Monday and it was crowded at 4pm. Would suggest to visit around 12 noon over a weekday and avoid weekends. They charged Rs 650 per person (520 for age<18). No food/water was available inside. Built over first floor, the place is split into 2 sections. Each section has a few experiential setups and multiple wall setups (poster size illusions). Illusion is anything that interrupts the sync between brain and body sensors (e.g. eyes). And there are multiple illusions at the museum that are able to confuse the body against what the brain is saying and vice versa. The setup can keep you engaged for 2 hours. Most illusions (except the rotating tunnel) would make sense in photos and hence, don’t forget to bring your phone or camera. The staff is positioned at various points to explain the illusions and capture the photos. However, as crowd grows so is the waiting time. Overall, a unique experience! Wish other museums’ could be designed this way.