The interior design mimics the 'infinity room' concept, popularized by conceptual artists like Yayoi Kusama.
The room uses high-density LED arrays to recreate the visual patterns of star clusters.
It is one of the few permanent indoor light installations of its kind in the Baltic region.
Cosmos Milky Way is an immersive optical illusion attraction located in the heart of Anykščiai, Lithuania. The site utilizes a mirrored chamber combined with LED lighting to simulate the effect of standing inside an infinite nebula. The experience is designed as a short-duration sensory installation rather than a traditional amusement park ride. It relies entirely on reflection-based spatial perception to create its visual depth. The attraction is situated within a local cultural and commercial hub, making it easily integrated into a wider tour of the town. Visitors traverse a small interior space where mirrors on all sides generate the illusion of infinite space.
Position yourself in the center of the room and use a wide-angle lens to capture the full scope of the reflections without blocking the view with your body.
Wear clean, dark-colored socks as you may be required to remove your shoes to protect the reflective floor surfaces.
Minimize movement while inside to prevent disorientation caused by the mirrored environment.
Limit your equipment; carry only what you need, as there is very limited space to store bags or bulky coats.
Avoid visiting with large groups simultaneously; the space is small and the visual effect is best experienced individually or in pairs.
Operates year-round, though may close on public holidays or during local festival events.
Reflective surfaces are delicate; do not touch or lean on mirrors. Keep noise levels low as sound reverberates in the small, reflective chamber.
