UK’S FIRST PARADOX MUSEUM NOW OPEN IN LONDON

Paradox Museum London has officially opened its doors, promising a unique and thrilling experience for visitors of all ages. This brand-new attraction features over 50 mind-bending exhibits and 25 immersive rooms designed to astonish and entertain. Step into a world where gravity defies logic, sofas come to life, and kaleidoscopes and mirror mazes await your exploration. Paradox Museum is now a must-see addition to London’s vibrant entertainment scene. Tickets are available here.

Located just across from Harrods and a short five-minute walk from Knightsbridge tube station, the Paradox Museum invites you to leave your everyday perceptions behind. Embark on a 90-minute journey where reality twists and turns. Highlights include the Zero Gravity Room, where you can float like an astronaut, and the Camouflage Room, perfect for blending into your surroundings. Don’t miss the Paradox Tunnel, where walking in a straight line becomes an extraordinary challenge. The museum also features a balcony that offers a breathtaking photo opportunity of the world-renowned luxury department store Harrods.

Established in 2022 by visionaries Miltos Kambourides and Sakis Tanimanidis, Paradox Museum has swiftly become an international sensation. From its first location in Oslo, the museum now captivates audiences in cities like Paris, Miami, Stockholm, Berlin, and more. With over 1.5 million visitors worldwide, the Paradox Museum brand continues to expand, with London now joining this prestigious list.

As the first Paradox Museum in the UK, the London location features unique themed rooms tailored to its setting. The Reverse Room, inspired by the iconic London tube, offers a gravity-defying photo opportunity as the station flips upside down. In the Throne Room, guests can don crowns and experience a world where they appear to grow and shrink. The Castle Room, inspired by a magical world, will test your perception with its shifting hallways.

Paradox Museum blends science, art, and psychology to provide an educational yet thoroughly entertaining experience. It’s a place where families can explore together, inspiring children to question the world around them and embrace endless possibilities. With countless photo opportunities, visitors can create unforgettable memories.

Founder Miltos Kambourides shares his enthusiasm: "We’re excited to introduce the Paradox Museum to London this summer. After our success in other major cities, this innovative experience is a perfect fit for London’s dynamic atmosphere. The Paradox Museum challenges perceptions and invites everyone to experience the world in a new way. Prepare to be amazed and delighted."

Tickets are now available on Fever, the leading entertainment discovery platform, with prices set at £14 for children and £18.50 for adults.

Notes to Editors Address: 90 Brompton Road, London, SW3 1ER, UK

Prices: £14 for children, and £18.50 for adults

Tickets: Tickets can be found here

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Press Contact: londonpress@paradoxmuseum.com

About Paradox Museum

Paradox Museum is at the forefront of interactive entertainment, known globally for its distinctive and exhilarating approach. With over 1,200 exhibits and more than 1.5 million visitors, our museums span over 15,000 square meters worldwide. Our ten current locations include Oslo, Miami, Stockholm, Berlin, Paris, and more, with new sites, including London, opening soon. Each museum offers unique, locally inspired exhibits that transport visitors into a realm of paradoxes.

About The Founders

Miltos Kambourides A serial entrepreneur and founder of multiple successful ventures, including Dolphin Capital Partners, Miltos co-founded Enthoosia, which operates museums in five countries, among other businesses. With three degrees from MIT and numerous accolades, he is an avid traveler, having visited 148 countries, including the North Pole and Antarctica.

Sakis Tanimanidis Sakis is a Greek entrepreneur, traveler, and TV host, known for creating popular TV shows in Greece. He recently introduced Dragon’s Den to Greece to foster entrepreneurship. Sakis co-founded Enthoosia and has invested in several startups. He holds an engineering degree and an MBA from Babson College.