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  • Create your own hologram and learn how desert mirages can trick your senses
  • See your own reflection multiplied to infinity in the special Infinity Room
  • Test your mental strength and dare yourself to lay down on a bed made of 1,200 nails!
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The Museum of Senses Bucharest is a unique museum with multiple rooms packed with mind-blowing optical illusions, virtual reality stations, and educational exhibits that challenge all five senses. It's located in Bucharest, Romania.

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Museum of Senses Bucharest
Bulevardul General Vasile Milea 4, 061344, Bucharest
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