The Museum of Illusions (MOI), the world’s fastest-growing museum chain, is thrilled to announce its debut in Nairobi, Kenya, with an exclusive launch event on January 24, 2025.
The museum will officially open to the public on January 25, offering a mesmerizing new destination for both locals and visitors.
Located at Laxon Court Plaza, Parklands, Ground Floor, the Nairobi location joins MOI’s network of over 50 sites globally, including New York, Paris, Dubai, and Johannesburg. Known for its innovative and interactive exhibits, MOI blends education with entertainment, providing an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
Over 60 Mind-Bending Exhibits
The Museum of Illusions Nairobi will feature over 60 captivating displays, including optical illusions, immersive rooms, holograms, and stereograms. Designed to challenge perception and stimulate curiosity, the museum invites visitors to embark on a journey that blurs the line between reality and illusion.
Tickets will soon be available on the official website: Museum of Illusion, Nairobi.
Opening Hours:
- Monday to Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Thursday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
A Unique Addition to Nairobi’s Landscape
“We are ecstatic to be bringing the Museum of Illusions to Nairobi, offering a new and unique experience to all consumers and providing a platform for edutainment,” said Brandy Achar, Museum Manager.
“We welcome everyone to immerse themselves in a world that will challenge their minds and provide a playground for their senses. We aim to inspire our visitors to see the world in new ways and foster learning and exploration.”
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Nairobi, renowned for its unique blend of urban and natural attractions, provides the perfect backdrop for MOI’s sensory-stimulating exhibits.
As the only city in the world with a national park, Nairobi’s dynamic cultural and natural landscape aligns seamlessly with MOI’s mission to amaze, educate, and inspire.
Celebrating Kenyan Creativity
To honour Kenya’s rich artistry and culture, MOI Nairobi has partnered with local creatives to produce bespoke exhibits:
• Moha, the Father of Matatu Culture, has designed the “Reversed Room,” inspired by Nairobi’s vibrant Matatu culture.
• Lulu Kitololo reimagines Kenyan traditions through a contemporary lens with an exhibit featuring modern interpretations of jewellery and fabrics.
• Brian Omolo contributes a mural celebrating Nairobi’s urban spirit and dynamic culture.
These collaborations showcase MOI’s commitment to supporting and celebrating Kenyan talent, creating a culturally resonant experience that pays homage to the city’s identity.
A Hub for Education, Tourism, and Growth
Beyond its exhibits, MOI Nairobi aims to be an educational and cultural hub, offering a platform for learning and critical thinking. The museum aligns with Kenya’s educational goals, providing students a space to explore and engage.
Additionally, MOI Nairobi is expected to bolster local tourism, stimulate economic growth, and create numerous job opportunities, making a meaningful contribution to Kenya’s social and economic development.
About the Museum of Illusions
Founded in 2015 in Zagreb, Croatia, the Museum of Illusions has grown into the world’s largest chain of privately held museums. Each location features a unique array of exhibits that merge science, art, and creativity, captivating more than 15 million visitors worldwide.
Prepare to step into a world where nothing is as it seems. Visit the Museum of Illusions Nairobi and experience the extraordinary.
