The Museum of Illusions Toronto, opened in October 2018 at 132 Front Street East, is part of the global Museum of Illusions franchise originating in Zagreb. Its Toronto location spans roughly 4,700 ft² and hosts more than 80 optical and sensory installations, including vortex tunnels, Ames rooms, mirrored panels and holograms that illustrate perceptual phenomena through hands-on, photogenic experiences.

Each exhibit is designed around scientific, mathematical or psychological principles, making the visit both fun and educational. Highlights include tilted rooms and illusion gateways that reveal how the brain interprets space, size and motion. The site attracts individuals, families, school groups, and corporate events interested in immersive interactive learning.

Open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., ticket prices range from roughly CAD 28.50 for adults to CAD 22.50 for children, with family packages available. Admission includes all regular exhibit access; some installations, like photographic backdrops, may involve additional optional purchases.

Accessibility is addressed with wheelchair ramps at the entrance and assistance available on site, though certain slanted floors and lighting effects may pose minor challenges; service animals are permitted.

Despite its relatively compact size, the museum is praised by visitors as clean, well-organized, visually striking and suitable for all ages. It delivers a playful, thought-provoking experience for selfies as well as learning — make sure to reserve time to explore exhibits at your own pace.