The venue is specifically designed as a 'museum of illusions' rather than a traditional amusement ride park.
Many of the exhibits rely on the Ames room principle, which distorts the viewer's perception of object size relative to the room's corners.
It is integrated into the larger infrastructure of a major shopping complex, allowing for a combined visit.
The facility is part of the KidBurg network, which is one of Russia's largest chains of interactive educational parks.
Labyrinthum is an interactive, science-themed educational center located within the Raduga shopping mall in Saint Petersburg. It operates as part of the KidBurg brand, focusing on physical and optical illusions. The space features various hands-on exhibits designed to demonstrate principles of physics, geometry, and sensory perception. Visitors engage with mirrors, laser displays, and architectural traps intended to disorient and entertain. It is specifically designed to function as an educational entertainment venue for families and children. The facility occupies a dedicated indoor area, functioning year-round regardless of exterior weather conditions.
The Ames Room exhibit, which creates a visual illusion of a person shrinking or growing.
Bring a camera or phone with a fully charged battery, as the exhibits are designed for interactive photography.
Wear comfortable, slip-on shoes for ease of movement during the labyrinth walkthrough.
Visit during weekday mornings to avoid high volume, as the space can become crowded with school groups.
Avoid arriving without a pre-booked slot on weekends or holidays, as the facility limits capacity for safety and experience quality.
Open daily throughout the year; operates in alignment with the standard business hours of the surrounding shopping complex.
No running; follow the directional signs to ensure the optical illusions function correctly for other visitors.
