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"Trick eye" Museum in Seoul, South Korea

The museum celebrates a fun festival called ‘trompe l’oeil’. This is a fun place in Seoul.

Everything here is a combination of 2D and 3D technology and all those works of art are interconnected. That is why visitors can participate in these works of art on their own.

Imagine being bitten by a snake in the water? You can climb on top of the animal and hide behind the mouth it is holding. Imagine being able to enjoy a cup of tea with a white rabbit in Alice's Wonderland? You can hold the teapot and pour the tea into the painting.

There is also a place with ice output as a second museum. It is made up of a large collection of ice carvings that Seoul maintains every year.

Also at no extra cost, allowing you to lower an ice slide and stand in front of giant illuminated ice wings. To get lucky to get out of this, you have to go on a path with tangled mirrors and find your way.






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