Oxford Street already messes with your head enough without a museum designed to do it on purpose.
Twist Museum sits just off Oxford Circus with over 60 exhibits built by artists, neuroscientists, and philosophers whose entire job, apparently, was figuring out how to break your perception in the most photogenic way possible.
London’s had immersive experiences for a while now (The London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure, the lot), but Twist skips the theatrics and goes straight for the “wait, what” reaction instead.
The Ames Room shrinks you down with nothing but clever architecture, the Life Without Colour Room drains every hue from the world, the Sound Lab plays with senses you didn’t know you were using, and the Kaleidoscope Room reacts to your every move, whether you asked it to or not!
GENERAL BOOKING INFO
Location | 248 Oxford St, Oxford Circus, London, W1C 1DH
Duration | Give it 60 to 90 minutes, though nobody’s rushing you out the door
Age | All ages welcome. Under-15s need an adult attached to them
Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible, all 80 exhibits on one level
Opening Hours |
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – 11am – 8pm
- Fridays – 11am – 9pm
- Saturdays – 10am – 9pm
- Sundays – 10am – 6.30pm
Price |
- Children from £20
- Adults from £24.50
- Plus a booking fee, because of course
- Under 3s go free, but still need a ticket booked
Note: Discounted concession tickets are available for ages 4 to 14, over 65s and students.
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