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We are slowly returning to the new normal. And if there is something we like to do is visit museums, from El Prado to the National Museum of Natural Sciences, any gallery is worthy of our curiosity. Today we are going to introduce you to the most curious museums in the world.
This museum is the only one of its kind and is located in America. It has more than 500 sculptures that serve as home to a large number of sea creatures. In addition to diving and swimming with fish, you can also see art.
This space, inaugurated in 2007, is located in a former hospital in Zugarramurdi and is a tribute to all those who were victims of the inquisition. Its function is to eliminate that folkloric image of witches and to make known the true story: men and women who were burned at the stake for implausible accusations.
This particular museum is located in Leeds Castle. It houses a collection of 130 necklaces, and the oldest comes casually from Spain, and is from the 15th century.
In Berlin we can find this curious museum. Its central theme is focused on plastination, the process of preservation and preservation of the body. They have 20 bodies and over 200 organs to see how deep people’s internal structures can be.
A museum without maps or routes. In this particular museum formed by gigantic rooms focused on works loaded with great visual power created through lights, the idea is that you are part of the work floating among LED lights, colored showers and an almost surreal experience.
If the mixture of pink, sweet and utopian places full of unicorns makes your mouth water, this is the ideal place for you to let your inner child fly. You can find it in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Pablo and Portugal. Last month it was going to open the first one in Spain, in the city of Barcelona, but due to the Covid it has been suspended, but we will be watching!
This interactive exhibition began in San Francisco in 2017, but due to its resounding success, they decided to open two more, one in New York and the other in Houston. The goal is to find new ways to interact with color through the rooms intervened by local artists.
This curious museum is located in Massachusetts, and within its rooms we can find a hundred works made from different techniques that come under the label of “bad art”.
If you are interested in the circus world, this museum may become your next destination. It is located in Wisconsin, and it is focused on all things related to this particular world.
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