Forget looking at art from behind a rope. At Art in Paradise in Pattaya, the paintings are designed for you to step into, sit on and interact with, turning every visitor into part of the scene.
The museum covers almost six thousand square metres and is split into ten themed halls. All the works were created by Korean artist Shin Jae Yeoul, who set out to prove that a museum visit can be anything but boring. Thanks to clever perspective, the right camera angle makes it look as if you are tumbling down a waterfall, escaping a wild animal or floating far out at sea.
It is a great choice for a rainy or scorching afternoon, and a hit with families, groups of friends and anyone hunting for unusual holiday photos. The new season also brings two fresh interactive zones for children and adults alike.
Pattaya
No prepayment needed for this tour, you pay on the day.
No, there is no transfer. You make your own way there, for example by taxi or songthaew.
Art in Paradise is open every day from 09:00 to 19:00, and you can visit at any time within these hours.
Yes, the gallery welcomes visitors of all ages and even has interactive zones designed with kids in mind.
Step into giant 3D paintings at Art in Paradise Pattaya: ten themed halls, playful optical illusions and great photos for all ages. Open daily 09:00-19:00.
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