A large and spacious air conditioned museum with dozens of artworks where you can easily spend 2 or 3 hours, Art in Paradise is fun for both children and adults who will have lots of laughs posing for funny and silly photos.

The multi dimensional paintings aim to create illusions, so it looks that animals are charging out of the paintings or people are balancing on a tree log over a ravine. Although the paintings are beautiful in themselves, the artworks really come alive on photos when the effects that the painters intended come out best.

The 3D artworks

Art in Paradise is divided in several sections as classic art, nature, ancient civilisations and optical illusions.

Among the artworks are being on the cover of TIME magazine, your head on a plate in the kitchen, handing toilet paper to an elephant sitting on a toilet, on the verge of being eaten by a shark, feeding fish to a dolphin swimming out of the painting, giant octopus, enormous whale emerging from the picture, diver finding a large pearl in a shell, mermaid, the lost continent of Atlantis and catching a huge fish.

Nature & classic art

Continue with a huge elephant stepping out of a painting, tiger splashing water out of the picture, roaring lion, Meerkats staring at you on the African savannah, trying to escape from a crocodile, pushing a huge rhino back into the painting, serving red wine in a classic European painting, shooting a love arrow at a heart, being part of a van Gogh painting, painting the Mona Lisa, walking in a 19th century London street, being crowned King or Queen, being part of the 15th century “The birth of Venus” painting, working a Middle East magic lamp and meditating in front of a large Buddha image.

Optical illusions & ancient civilisations

Pose crossing a ravine on a rope ladder, carefully walking a tree log over a river, walking in Ayutthaya Historical Park, Machu Picchu in Peru, standing in an ancient Egypt pyramid, opening an ancient Egyptian treasure chamber in a pyramid, taking a camel to a drinking reservoir, flying on a flying carpet, sitting on an ancient Egyptian throne, playing the Songkran water festival, Einstein, being in a Charlie Chaplin film scene, meditating with Gandhi, prehistoric monster attacking, unicorn, cruising the canals of Venice in a gondola, Pinocchio and painting an Italian village.

The museum opens daily from 9 am until 6 pm.