Reopening of Mad Dimension, the 100% Instagrammable immersive museum

Get out your phones and cameras, choose your best Insta filter and let's go for a new experience in the heart of Paris. The Mad Dimension reopens its doors on June 6, 2020. The ephemeral museum, which should be open until September 20 , 2020 , plunges us into an unreal, colorful and completely mad world! Get ready to completely redecorate your Instagram feed and impress your followers.

But be warned: for its reopening, the MadDimension is only accessible at weekends by reservation. The immersive museum points out that it will be possible to park your bike inside the premises and specifies that visits are for a maximum of 10 people, with a tour route redesigned accordingly.

Le Manoir de Paris surprises us once again with a very special museum, an immersive experience just a few steps away from the Manoir. In this new Parisian venue, you'll feel like Alice landing in Wonderland: everything is new, unreal, fantastic, fun, unique... A one-hour stroll through an incredible universe that leaves as many memories in your head as it does in your photo album.

The Mad Dimension focuses on settings, staging and experiences that make you want to take out your camera. It claims to be the "first instagrammable museum in Paris", and it intends to live up to this reputation: lighting effects, a strange or cinematographic atmosphere, you don't know where to point your camera.

Make the most of your visit: strike a pose , take in the scenery, create improbable or heroic situations and, above all, have fun!

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The Mad Dimension won't be open forever: the museum is temporary and is due to close in September 2020. So don't wait any longer, book your tickets and come and discover this new cultural venue. After your visit, why not head over to the Musée de l'Illusion: take your photos and see which museum gets the most "likes" on Instagram!