Museum of Holography needs to be seen! It's really a new and unique experience that I haven't seen elsewhere. Their presentations and exhibits are really a treat to the eyes. Some of their presentations require 3-D glasses where you can look at things that 'jump' out at you. Everything is just presented so well! All exhibits (even the non-3-D ones) are beautiful and well-made. The entire museum is spacious and clean, I was impressed with how well the janitors clean up this VERY large museum. For adults, they offer things to read that are very informative and interesting, I enjoyed these very much. Guided tours are available but move fast and fill up fast because of the number of people and the amount of space to cover in an hours tour. Prices are fair, to get inside, the price is good and well-worth it. It does cost money to go on a guided tour and it is in my opionion, not worth it. They move too fast and you can't really stop and read things or take a better look at presentations cause they are constantly moving at a high-paced speed to show off as much as they can in the 1 hour tour. Still, the helpful and entertaining employees and tour guides make this museum even better. I give it my highest recommendation, you need to go inside and see for yourself how feastful this is for the eyes!

Cool! is the first thing I thought when I walked in to the Museum of Holography - if you can apreciate art in any form and like staring at things for extended periods of time, then I would definately visit. Great for the kids or the whole family. What's cool is that they also have a School of Holography as well. They're fav thing to brag about is that they are the only museum like it in the world. The guide we had presented holography as both an art form as well as a scientific discipline, which was very interesting - I would go see this if you have the time. And take the kids / teenagers - They'll really enjoy it.

This is only one of I believe only two museums of holography. It is an inexpensive fun place to go.