Museum of Illusions is coming to South Africa
The world-famous Museum of Illusions is coming to South Africa as construction is currently underway in Rosebank, Gauteng.
The Museum of Illusions is under construction in Rosebank, Gauteng as it makes it’s South African debut.
MUSEUM OF ILLUSIONS COMES TO SOUTH AFRICA
One of the biggest private chain of museums in the world, the Museum of Illusions will be making it’s South African debut. The Museum of Illusions, which has more than 50 museums across the world, including New York, Paris, Dubai, Chicago and more, is under construction in Rosebank, Gauteng.
The first Museum of Illusions launched in Zagreb, Croatia in 2015 and quickly became a global phenomenon with over 12 million visits to the museums across the world. This year, the city of gold will get to add its name to this list, as Johannesburg will soon be home to its very own Museum of Illusions.
The museums features a variety of extraordinary exhibits that use optical illusions, visual tricks, and hands-on interactive displays to create a playful environment.
WHEN WILL THE MUSEUM IN ROSEBANK OPEN?
Construction is currently underway at Museum of Illusions site in Rosebank. However, details surrounding the opening date, the exhibits on offer and the operating hours are yet to be revealed. Jordan Sacks, General manager, Museum of Illusions Johannesburg, expressed that the Museum of Illusions in Rosebank cannot wait to welcome South African families to their new trendy spot.
“We’re thrilled to announce that the Museum of Illusions is expanding its presence onto the African continent, with our first opening in the beautiful country of South Africa! This exciting addition will provide an enchanting experience for visitors of all ages,” said Sacks exclusively to The South African.
“We can’t wait to welcome South African families and visitors alike to enjoy our global journey of wonder at the Museum of Illusions Johannesburg. Construction is currently under way for what is sure to be an unforgettable, enthralling and captivating experience,” Sacks continued.
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