Want to check out a museum that’s a little sneakier than the MOMA or the MET?

Then it's a good thing that we spy, with our little eyes, about to open up…an espionage museum!

Developed by British-based private investment group Archimedia and the architects behind the newest Smithsonian, this two story and 60,000 square feet extravaganza is about to hit Midtown.

Called SPYSCAPE, this interactive and unique exhibit will feature all kinds of artifacts and experiences designed to illuminate the history of this noble art and to help you tap into your inner spy.

Among these is a profiling system developed by the former head of training at British Intelligence himself, which will help you identify your super-secret spy strengths and give you tips on how to apply them to your day-to-day life.

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You can also learn from the exploits of some famous role models like the team who cracked the Enigma and the teenager who hacked the CIA’s website and get some more hands-on practice in interrogation booths, at code-making stations, and in special laser tunnels.

The museum is set to open its doors at 55th Street and 8th Avenue on January 12, and tickets are already on sale at their website. For a slightly higher price, you can also buy a VIP ticket and skip the lines–which could be a good idea if you have important top-secret business to get back to after you finish your fun.

C’mon, what New Yorker couldn’t use a little of that secret-agent edge? We sure could. Maybe it'll help us sneak past all those slow tourists.