Museum of Illusions, Tbilisi

It's alright, but for the cost in comparison to other things in Georgia, it seemed out of place. The experiences were enjoyable, but 90% of what is offered can be found online with the same benefits. I used to be familiar with the majority of the illusions, despite not being an optical illusion enthusiast. There are some puzzles, interactive elements, and picture spots. The museum is divided into two sections, one with uninspiring projections and the other with more engaging interactive exhibits, the latter of which I would urge you to visit. Oh, and the Google translate-level effort was only half as entertaining as the English signs.

Fun way of spending your time with your beloved family/ friends. Perfect for the kids. Or if you want to escape from the rainy weather. The museum has 3 floors, but they are quite small. Good value of money. All the descriptions of the puzzles are written in 3 languages: Georgian, English and Russian. The staff was very nice and friendly :)