Paradox Museum

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I hung out at 10:00 with a bunch of friends, and so did a school class. This is uncontrollable, but it's a very popular place to visit. People rolled in all the time and then we were there on an ordinary Tuesday.

We had a hard time understanding the different tasks, some things felt directly taken from Gröna Lund and not so new and innovative. Would have liked more things that were paradoxical.

A tip is to clearly be more than two people walking. Different interactions require two people and a third person to take pictures, otherwise people around are very friendly and the staff is happy to help with pictures.

Wouldn't really recommend this, so instagram friendly and indoors. So the rain is pouring down and you want to fill up with stories so maybe this could fit.

I hung out at 10:00 with a bunch of friends, and so did a school class. This is uncontrollable, but it's a very popular place to visit. People rolled in all the time and then we were there on an ordinary Tuesday.

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I was fooled by instagram. Had high expectations. Went there with three adults and 2 children. Everyone was disappointed. Half of the exhibition stuff you don't understand and don't want to understand because it's very unsatisfying. The kids were a bit amused but when even they asked "when does the fun start" (even though we were soon on our way out), then you understand that the place doesn't live up to either the price (will dwell for an eternity over the fact that I spent money on this) or expectation

Needless to visit the place. Would never recommend or go back, even if it was free

I was fooled by instagram. Had high expectations. Went there with three adults and 2 children. Everyone was disappointed. Half of the exhibition stuff you don't understand and don't want to understand because it's very unsatisfying. The kids were a bit amused but when even they asked... Show full »

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Took us there in October, with my nephew of 20 years.
We were pleasantly surprised, maybe we would have liked more space but overall so much fun. Noticed that younger children were bored who didn't really understand what they were looking at, there was a queue for some rooms that were complained about but we took our time and had a memorable time.

You fool the eye and the brain, it's exciting to read how it all fits together while doing the "task"

Maybe not for everyone but the nephew who is a curious, fiddler and theater monkey liked it and has been there with friends who all thought it was fun.

Took us there in October, with my nephew of 20 years.
We were pleasantly surprised, maybe we would have liked more space but overall so much fun. Noticed that younger children were bored who didn't really understand what they were looking at, there was a queue for some rooms that were compl... Show full »

Amazing museum! It's a must visit.