Overview

Art in Paradise is the world’s largest museum of illusion art, featuring over 150 interactive 3D paintings. Visitors can not only see the art but also become a part of it, creating fun and memorable experiences. The museum covers more than 5,800 square meters, making it the biggest of its kind.

The museum was inspired by the personal passion of South Korean artist Shin Jae Seoul, who wanted to make art simple and accessible to everyone. He and other Korean artists transformed an old building in Pattaya into a lively space filled with 140 3D paintings.

These paintings, created on plain white walls and floors, showcase the artists’ amazing ability to create 3D illusions. Each piece is beautiful on its own, but the unique poses of visitors make the experience even more special and memorable.

Itinerary

Grab a taxi or public transportation to make your way toward your destination – Art in Paradise.
Stop At: Art in Paradise Pattaya, 78/34 Moo 9 Pattaya Second Road, Pattaya 20150 Thailand.
Newly opened in 2013, the Art in Paradise Museum prides itself as the largest interactive art museum in the world.
It features 10 unique galleries filled with illusion art, a type of art that uses sensory perception to create a distorted impression.
10 categorized rooms include Mirage, Aqua, Zoo, Classic Art, Ayutthaya, Egyptian, Thai, Surrealism, Dinosaur, and Exhibition Room.
Each awesome, 2-D painting uses clever tricks of depth to create a 3-D scene when viewed from a certain angle.
Take photos of yourself as you explore the exhibits, putting yourself under the ocean, atop precarious cliffs, balancing over wide canyons, and next to giant-sized animals.
Each gallery and vibrant, realistically detailed painting is sure to put a smile on your face and make for amazing memories to show off to family and friends.
Once your time is up at the museum make your way toward the exit.