Thinking About World’s Weirdest Museums? 7 Reasons Why It’s Time To Stop!

CANCUN UNDERWATER MUSEUMCANCUN, MEXICO

Built in 2009 in the sky blue waters encompassing Cancun, Isla Mujeres, and Punta Nizuc, Museo Subacuático de Arte (MUSA) includes more than 500 life-estimate models settled to the ocean depths. The maritime craftsmanship serves as a counterfeit reef exceptionally intended to advance the development of coral, which consistently changes the sea-going scene. The outcome is a shockingly lovely visual portrayal of people's connection with the earth. Guests can investigate the gallery by glass base pontoon, snorkeling, or scuba plunging.

PLASTINARIUMGUBEN, GERMANY

Following 39 years contemplating a solution, dismemberment, and science, Gunther von Hagens idealized plastination—a disputable procedure in which polymers are utilized to protect human tissue. Guests who visit the PLASTINARIUM get a history lesson in life systems, witness the realistic procedure of plastination, and can see a showroom of people and creatures in inventive stances. The middle additionally supplies voyaging Body Worlds displays, which have been the subject of different moral civil arguments on body obtainment and the treatment of human remains posthumous.

UNDERWATER MUSEUM
Can cum, Mexico



What transforms a conventional question into something uncommon? Placed it in a historical center. Regardless of how apparently odd or commonplace, objects offer us windows into history and associate us to our past. They uncover our darkest distractions, most splendid thoughts, and the boundless inventiveness of the human personality.

THE MOMOFUKU ANDO INSTANT RAMEN MUSEUM OSAKA, JAPAN




In 1958—following a time of testing in his lawn shed—Momofuku Ando developed the world's first moment noodles: Chicken Ramen. The Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum records this part of Japan's nourishment culture, where guests can see moment noodles bundles from around the globe, taste restricted release eats from Hokkaido and Tohoku, Japan, and plan their own soup bundling at the My CUPNOODLES Factory.

INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUMWASHINGTON, D.C



Washington D.C's. International Spy Museum highlights the biggest ever open gathering of undercover work antiquities, revealing insight into one of the world's most cryptic callings. Smaller than expected cameras, fake cash, camouflaged weapons, and figure machines uncover the part of human insight and spies all through history. Guests can take an interest in intelligent spy undertakings, embrace their own spreads, and uncover the stories of the world's most slippery spies through noteworthy photos and video interviews.

THE MUMMY MUSEUM GUANAJUATO, MEXICO



In the small mining town of Guanajuato—a UNESCO World Heritage site—hundreds of bodies were buried in the Santa Paula Pantheon’s crypts during the mid-19th century. If families were unable to pay a burial tax imposed by the town, the bodies were exhumed. It was then that they discovered the bodies had been mummified through a natural process, likely due to the region’s unique climactic factors. Their ghoulish corpses—including those of infants—are now on display at the Museo de Las Momias or Mummy Museum.

ICELAND PHALLOLOGICAL MUSEUMREYKJAVIK, ICELAND



Devoted to the investigation of phallology, this gallery shows more than 215 penises and penile parts of land and ocean warm-blooded animals. Examples from whales, elephants, walruses, and homo sapiens are in plain view, alongside an accumulation of diverse phallic craftsmanship. The exhibition hall's author, Sigurður Hjartarson, built up a long lasting interest with phallology when he got a baffle (bull's penis) as a youngster—a gadget utilized as a whip for homestead creatures. In 1974, he began gathering whale penises and opened the first exhibition hall in 1990 subsequent to aggregating a critical accumulation.

TORTURE MUSEUMAMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS



Among the exuberant bars and inns in the heart of Amsterdam, this evil exhibition hall transports guests back so as to Europe's dim history, when torment and execution were typical. From the spike-secured examination seat to beheading swords, the exhibition hall shows more than 40 instruments utilized as a part of the cross-examinations of suspected lawbreakers, witches, and political detainees. The exhibition hall additionally teaches understudies on present day torment—still honed in about 100 nations—and promises its support for the United Nations Convention Against Torture.

VENT HAVEN VENTRILOQUIST MUSEUMFORT MITCHELL, KENTUCKY

In 1910, William Shakespeare Berger purchased his first sham: Tommy Baloney. By 1947, his gathering had developed so expensive he revamped his carport to house the figures, and in 1962, he needed to build a moment building. Today, Vent Haven Museum—the just a single of its kind—shows more than 800 fakers, photographs, playbills, and recorded books from Berger's accumulation. The historical center additionally has the yearly ConVENTion, a ventriloquist meeting that draws in experts and aficionados from around the globe.

Gulnaz Khan is an essayist situated in Washington D.C. covering travel and culture. Take after her on Twitter and Instagram.