Parking near Museum of Illusions Amsterdam

From the moment you step inside, the interplay between reality and perception begins. The museum features more than 60 interactive illusions and installations that invite visitors to challenge their own senses. You step into spaces that appear larger than they actually are. People suddenly seem to grow or shrink. Reflections create worlds that ought not to exist. And sometimes your brain tells you something completely different from what your eyes actually see.

One of the great strengths of the Museum of Illusions is that it makes complex scientific principles accessible through play and wonder. Optical illusions, perspective tricks and interactive installations demonstrate how our brains process information. What seems self-evident often turns out to be an interpretation of what we think we see. As a result, a visit is not only fun, but also surprisingly educational. Without even realising it, you’ll discover how perception works and how easily our brains can be tricked.

Unlike in many traditional museums, here you aren’t simply standing outside the exhibition. You become part of it. Walk through a space that completely throws off your sense of balance. Lose yourself in an endless hall of mirrors. Make yourself appear in photos several times at once, or discover how you suddenly seem to be walking towards the ceiling. This makes the museum one of Amsterdam’s most photogenic experiences. Virtually every installation invites you to capture it on camera, meaning visitors take home not only memories, but also images that seem impossible.

Furthermore, age hardly matters at all. Children enjoy the surprising effects and interactive spaces, whilst adults are often fascinated by the science and psychology behind the illusions. Families, groups of friends, couples and even colleagues will find something here that makes them laugh, reflect and marvel together. The museum proves that learning is sometimes most enjoyable when you don’t immediately realise you’re learning.

Are you visiting the Museum of Illusions and want to be sure of a parking space? Then simply book your parking space online at Q-Park Prins & Keizer. Would you rather park somewhere else in Amsterdam? Then take a look at our full range of car parks in Amsterdam.

How much does it cost to park near the Museum of Illusions in Amsterdam?

At Q-Park Prins & Keizer, you can park from €37.50 per day. Book your parking space online in advance to be sure of a space. You can easily drive in and out using your number plate, so there’s no need to stop at the pay station.