Illusion 3D Art Museum
đ City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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A 3D art museum on the second floor of Central Market Annex, Ipoh, with wall-sized optical illusion paintings designed for participatory photography. Staff suggest angles and take photos. Allow 90 minutes to two hours.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 5 and up who enjoy silly, creative photography together. The staff involvement makes it easy for families unfamiliar with 3D art venues to get quality shots without trial and error. Families expecting a conventional art museum experience will find this purely interactive and photo-driven.
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Ashish kashyap
10 months ago
âIts ok to visit this place. Its has some wall painting made in a way that you can be a part of it and get some pic clicked. Notjing like a actual illution. Not a must visit place and can be skipped. Also i have booked from klook and it costed me 1300 for two looking into the cost i would not recommend this place. Also online sites will say that you need to bring some id, but for my case no one asked for any id.â
Samiulhaq Shami
11 months ago
âNice, its opposite of centeral market, take stair and follow the directions 50MYr ticket price, only one air conditioner working others rooms air conditioners were off, over all good experienceâ
Kevin GILBERT
a year ago
âThe museum is full of fun and creative 3D art - perfect for taking unique photos đ¸ But what really made the visit special was the incredibly kind lady at the entrance. She kindly offered to help take pictures, showed me the best spots and angles, and was super welcoming throughout. Big thanks for her warmth and professionalism! Definitely recommend this place đđŧâ
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Overview
Illusion 3D Art Museum fills multiple rooms with large-format 3D paintings where visitors step into the compositions for photos. The illusions are designed for group shots - the effect works best with two or more people in frame. Staff actively help position visitors and suggest the best angles, which makes the experience more accessible for families who aren't experienced with this format. Air conditioning is inconsistent - some rooms run cold as others have units switched off.
