What makes it 61% Baby-Friendly: Babies enter free and lifts fit prams, yet no nursing room or fixed changing table exists and bright, noisy rooms can upset some infants, so parents must prepare extra gear.
Why 1–2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: A short visit covers the main exhibits before a baby becomes tired
Infinity Room:
Walk into a mirrored chamber that creates infinite reflections to catch your baby's eye
Tip: Hold your baby close and pause in the center for safe photos
Kaleidoscope Station:
See bright, shifting patterns through rotating mirrors
Tip: Let your baby view from a low height or hold them facing the colorful reflections
Defy Gravity Zone:
Stand at an angle to appear floating or walking on walls
Tip: Position yourself securely and support your baby against your chest
Face-Swap Mirror:
Laugh as the mirror swaps your faces in real time
Tip: Adjust the mirror height so your baby can see both faces clearly

Tricia Peters
Great place to go on a very wet day in Brussels. Conveniently situated in the centre and wasn't too busy, even on a Saturday. Would be a great place to take children to, but we enjoyed it as adults. Staff were friendly and were available to take photos on some of the illusions. Toilets and lockers available but no cafe.
m raine
really fun. a great couple of hours. lots of illusions i’ve never seen before. everything is explained really well on how you are meant to see the illusions. great for pics. would definitely recommend and staff were lovely. there is also lockers to store belongings while looking around.
Jane Hermans
Fun gallery Fun Everything worked. The pictures with our heads on the plate were very funny. Note: check rhat your shoes are not mirrored in the photographs. Staff were very pleasant and available to take photos when desired. Cheap admission via Social deal.
Hamed Javadi
It is too expensive for such short visit. There are several interesting items to enjoy, but most are a repetition of what you see very often on internet.
Assunta Beatrice
This space is full of delightful illusions. Every illusion brought out the child in me. Take a keen note, every corner has something to offer. I had booked the tickets online so there was no waiting line. There is a locker space that's free where you can drop off your bag. Kudos to the friendly and supportive staff who readily explained how some illusions worked and helped with taking photos.
Indoor attraction open year-round. Visit on weekday mornings to avoid crowds
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 Adult Tickets | EUR 43 |
| Souvenir Photo Print | EUR 5 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 48 |
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