For those who like everything unusual.
What can be seen in the most weird and unusual museums around the world, from mutants and lawn mowers to marijuana and phalluses.
1. The underwater Museum “Musa”. Cancun, Mexico
This incredible underwater Museum with dozens of sculptures in natural size used as artificial coral reefs for the local flora and fauna.
2. Museum Hermann Boerhave. Leiden, The Netherlands
Before becoming a Museum dedicated to human mutations, before mutations become a great discovery in medicine, botany and physiology, this building was a hospital. Now it is possible to see the collection of Sebald Justinus of Brugmansia, which includes banks, test tubes and different kind of mutation in them.
3. The Museum of instant noodles momofuku Ando. Osaka, Japan
This is the Museum of instant noodles in the form of a tunnel, on the semi-spherical wall which presents more than 800 different packs of noodles. In the public opinion survey in Japan, conducted in 2000, the invention of momofuku Ando instant noodle called the main Japanese invention of the XX century.
4. The Museum of Parasitology Meguro name. Tokyo, Japan
This Museum includes more than 45 000 exhibits from the world of parasites. For example, the brain of the monkey, brain riddled with worms and 792 cm tapeworm, a parasite that lives in the intestines of 3 out of 10 people on earth.
5. Museum of divorces. City Of Zagreb, Croatia
Each item in this collection – whether it is wedding dress or even an axe has its history in the final stage of a failed relationship.
6. The Museum of bad art. The City Of Beston, Massachusetts
This Museum features works of famous artists who have all gone awry, and strange copies of paintings by other artists.
7. The sewer Museum of Paris. The City Of Paris, France
Want – believe, want – no. But this Museum is dedicated to the sewers of Paris, founded in the Paris sewers in 1800, the year, and it is still in effect. It presents a variety of historical exhibits and not necessarily on the subject of his name.
8. The Museum named mutter. Philadelphia, PA
This Museum boasts hundreds of specimens of skulls and skeletons that demonstrate the many pathologies in the human structure.
9. Museum of dog collars. City, Kent, England
This Museum has collected accessories for man’s best friend for five centuries.
10. Museum of death. The city of Los Angeles, California, the city of new Orleans, Louisiana
According to its creators, the Museum was founded in 1995 “to allow visitors to learn the truth hidden from them in the media about some of the events connected with the death or murder of men.” The Museum conducts excursions. Every visitor can independently examine, which will take about an hour.
In the same Museum, in addition to numerous documents about the autopsies, videos and photos from crime scenes, also contains the head of Bluebeard, a French serial killer.
11. Museum Of The Vent-Havana. The Fort Haven, Kentucky
This Museum has an incredible collection of posters and photos that describe the history of talking dolls. Worth a visit only if you don’t mind the sight of hundreds of dolls watching you from the beginning to the end of all time a visit to the Museum.
12. Painting Museum “cat’s House”. Amsterdam, Netherlands
This Museum has an incredible collection of sculptures, paintings and other utensils about cats. They all indicate that these clumps of hair are an integral part of human life.
13. Museum of Bread culture. Ulm, Germany
Despite the fact that this Museum has collected 16,000 relics connected with baking, these same examples are baking or recipes to her in this Museum is almost there.
14. The Winchester Mystery House. San Jose, CA
In 1884 the house was purchased by Sarah Winchester, widow of William Winchester, the son of Oliver Winchester, the inventor of the famous rifle.
After the death of her husband Sarah was at the audience with the medium in Boston, who “spoke with the spirit of her late husband.” The spirit of the deceased allegedly said that the misadventures of Sarah (the death of the only daughter shortly after birth, the relatively early death of William) related to the fact that the family is a curse of the dead from the rifle created by his father. In order to avoid further problems, a woman needs to build a special house in which the spirits can’t hurt her. A widow bought the house and spent it rebuilding almost all of their millions.
15. The British lawnmower Museum. Southport, England
Not only that, this Museum has 200 years instances of lawnmowers, so more visitors are allowed to try out lawn mowers, which were used by Princess Diana and Prince Charles.
16. The Museum of Jurassic technology. The City Of Los Angeles, California
The Museum’s name has nothing to do with dinosaurs. Here are a collection of scientific and artistic curiosities.
According to the head of the Smithsonian, “such museums like this one, unlike most others, is very important, as they show the history of the development of scientific technology than kindle people’s interest in science.”
Despite the fact that some of the exhibits, such as decaying bones Russian dogs Belka and Strelka fake, the guides still put them as genuine. Visitors have something to discuss among themselves.
17. Art Museum of Barney Smith. San Antonio, Texas
Retired plumber Barney Smith has created more than 1,000 works of art at the toilet lids. First for 10 years, he collected their works in the old garage, but when his collection journalists learned and began to come to him crowds of people, the garage was rebuilt into a veritable Museum.
18. Museum of hashish, marijuana and cannabis
This Museum contains relics and artifacts that showcase the culture and history relating to one of the most famous in the world of plants.
19. Museum of PEZ memorabilia toys. The Burlingame, California
This Museum has collected all the instances of candy dispensers from PEZ Berlin-based company, ranging from their first release in 1948.
20. Icelandic Museum of phalluses. The City Of Reykjavik, Iceland
Visitors can see the male genitalia of all members of the animal world in this one-of-a-kind Museum. From gigantic whale penises and various articles made from bull scrotum to (most recently) the amputated human penis.
