SPYSCAPE
Spy museum with labyrinthine architecture in Manhattan mixing exciting exhibits and interactive challenges.
The Spy Museum opened its doors in February 2018. More of an experience than just a museum, Spyscape offers an immersion into the world of spies, combining exciting exhibits and interactive challenges. Equipped with a high-tech wristband containing your profile, which you'll have to scan before each new mission, you'll face fun challenges corresponding to the various facets of the spy profession: surveillance, lying, encryption and special operations. Throughout the museum, among the exhibits dedicated to Alan Turing and the decryption of the Enigma machine developed by Nazi Germany during the Second World War to encrypt sensitive messages, or to the double agents of the Cold War, you'll find Question Stations, where you'll have to answer questions and take on intellectual challenges. Some of the challenges, proposed as real missions, are physical. For example, there's a room whose walls are covered with flashing buttons that you have to press as quickly as possible, all without being detected by laser beams! Your answers and performance in each mission will be collected to create your spy profile, which you'll discover on leaving the museum, and which will be sent to you in detail by email. Expect to spend between 1 hour 30 and 2 hours in the museum, whose interior architecture was designed by David Adjaye.
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