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Plan your visit to Trick Eye Singapore, Sentosa's top and zaniest attraction! Ready for a fun family experience with mind-boggling optical illusions and cutting-edge augmented reality? Get your official tickets here!
Step into the world of illusions at Trick Eye Singapore in Sentosa. Explore interactive 3D artworks and augmented reality (AR) experiences across four themed zones. Dive into the Eco Garden, marvel at the AR Trickeye and Aqua Trickeye rooms, and be dazzled in the Rainbow Garden.
Step into a captivating world of visual wonders at the Trick Eye Museum in Singapore, where trick eye museum tickets open the door to an optical illusion paradise. This immersive attraction invites visitors to explore all the displayed exhibits, each a masterpiece of illusion that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.
Enjoy a thrilling and mind-bending adventure in the Trick World Zone at Trick Eye Museum in Singapore. This zone challenges perception with optical illusions that defy reality.
Trick Eye Museum refers to the phenomenon of ‘a trick of the eye’ where artworks have been created using optical illusions to make a 2D piece of work appear as 3D. The floors, walls and ceilings are used to create unique art pieces which come to life!
Trick Eye Museum Singapore, the internationally renowned optical art museum from Korea, introduces Augmented Reality (AR) features to its exhibits. The AR features will bring its art installations and paintings to life. Forget about ordinary 3D exhibits in the museum!
Jun 9, 2014 · Korea's popular Trick Eye Museum opens for the first time overseas in Singapore. Here's our insider's review of Singapore's latest attraction!
The entrance to Trick Eye Museum Southside is located opposite Fort Siloso Sky Walk.
World renowned 4D Museum now in Singapore! Trick Eye Museum brings you closer to art through the use of optical illusions. Immerse yourself in different settings at 6 themed zones and recreate into memorable photographs with your imagination.
Let your imagination run wild at Trick Eye Museum in Singapore, an internationally-renowned 3D art museum from Korea. With its huge array of hand-painted art exhibits made by dedicated Korean artists, each exhibit comes alive with the use of a special art technique, called Trompe-l’oeil, that makes 2D art pop up into 3D!
