Am I allowed to take pictures at the 3D Trick Art Museum in Berlin?

Yes! Be sure to bring your smartphone. That’s the best way to take great photos. If you’d like to bring a digital camera, it should have a wide-angle lens (approx. 20–25 mm).Note: Selfie sticks don’t work well in photos. Feel free to bring a tripod. If needed, you can also rent a tripod on site.

How much time should I set aside for a visit?

Most visitors spend about 1 to 2 hours at the museum. If you want to try out all the photo spots, plan on spending 1.5 to 2 hours.

Can strollers be brought into the 3D TrickArt Berlin Museum?

For safety reasons, in the event of a fire, strollers are not allowed in the exhibition areas, as they could potentially block emergency exits. Please bring a baby carrier or a Maxi-Cosi so your child can be carried comfortably during your visit.The museum provides ample space on-site to safely store strollers. This way, you can enjoy your visit to the museum without any worries.

Are there likely to be wait times at the 3D TrickArt Berlin Museum?

Only a limited number of visitors are allowed into the museum at a time to keep wait times at the TrickArt exhibits as short as possible. That’s why you should definitely reserve a time-slot ticket for your visit in advance and arrive on time!

3D TrickArt Berlin

Museums & Exhibitions

Optical illusions. Two visitors plunge down a massive waterfall in a boat.

Photo: Aster 3D TrickArt Berlin

Optical illusion. A girl is sitting on a horse and riding wildly through the arena.

Low-angle shot and optical illusion. It looks as if a young girl is hanging from the ropes of a helicopter and needs to be rescued while the world is falling apart behind her.

An optical illusion. A huge dinosaur is opening its mouth wide, and two young men are pretending they’re just barely able to escape. One of the boys’ legs is stuck pretty deep inside the dinosaur’s mouth.

A girl wearing a large hat is holding a large glass ball in her hand. A girl is sitting on the floor, and because of an optical illusion, it looks as if she is sitting inside the glass ball. A boy has his arms outstretched, and it looks as if he is holding the glass ball on the right and left.

A close-up of a toddler's face as a golden spoon is being placed in their mouth. A girl is standing at the end of the spoon, and a boy is sitting at the front end of the spoon. Because of the optical illusion, it looks as if the boy is sitting inside the child's mouth.

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The World of Optical Illusions

At the Aster 3D Trick Art Museum, art becomes an experience, and visitors become part of the artwork themselves. Enter a fascinating world of optical illusions, perspective tricks, and three-dimensional artworks that come to life in photographs. The artworks were created by Japanese artist Masashi Hattori, whose work has been featured in numerous international exhibitions.

Whether you appear to be floating, stepping into a painting, or suddenly finding yourself in a completely different world, participation is encouraged. The various 3D installations invite you to explore creative perspectives and create unique and memorable photos. The museum is perfect for families, friends, couples, and anyone looking for an entertaining and unusual experience.

Instead of simply looking at art, you become part of it. An experience full of illusions, fun, and surprising photo moments.

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