London’s first Paradox Museum is designed to astound visitors of all ages with its mind-bending mental and visual illusions.
Review by Gem Anderson
The Paradox Museum is situated in the heart of Knightsbridge, right opposite Harrods. It is a super welcoming and fun environment for any age. With over fifty interactive exhibits, it’s a perfect mix of art and science fun for all ages without going near a classroom and a perfect way to expand the mind.
All in all the Paradox Museum is an amazing plan for the summer holidays for children in search of an adventurous day from start to finish.
So many of these type of museums are Instagram heaven but what I personally liked about this one was that it combines science with immersive interactive ‘Please DO touch’ exhibitions.
The museum has been planned to perfection and well thought out in terms of tech.
From infinity mirror rooms to camouflage walls, light rooms and funky mirrors we explored so much and loved working out the various mind boggling rooms.
The museum’s super friendly staff were incredibly knowledgeable and great at explaining the variety of exhibits on offer.
The museum is super easy to access as it’s around a two minute walk from Knightsbridge tube station. There are plenty of cafés and places to eat close by as well as Harrods food hall – for those in search of a little something extra.
The Paradox Museum has WC facilities and baby changing as well as disabled access available.
I spent two hours in the museum with my 6-year old but twins, but we could have stayed even longer. It should definitely be on every mum’s summer bucket list.
90 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1JJ
020 8050 7655
