It's worth a visit! 20 of the world's most bizarre museums, subversion of traditional

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Mention the museum, you must think of the "boring" "cultural relics" "antique" and other keywords, today's small set to take you to see the selection of the 20 bizarre museum, is bound to subvert your established concept of the museum. ADO, let's go!......

1. Cancun Underwater Museum, Cancun,

, Mexico

Cancun underwater Museum, Cancun, Mexico

The underwater museum in Cancun, Mexico, is a sculpture museum that needs to go deep into the water with a breathing device. The sculptures here are made of eco-concrete with acid muscarine balance, and their surface is rugged, so that marine life can be attached to habitat, which helps to protect the ecological environment. Now these sculptures are all around the beginning of seaweed, fish shuttle among them, for visitors to show a piece of art decorated by nature.

2. Lovelorn Museum, Zagreb, Croatia

Museum of broken relationships, Zagreb, Croatia

The Croatian capital Zagreb is known as the "Museum capital", with a wide variety of museums in the city, including a museum dedicated to lovelorn people. The museum displays the wreckage of love from all over the world, and if you have some items about old love that you don't know how to handle, try to contact them.

3. International UFO Museum and Research Center, New Mexico State Roswell

Analysys UFO Museum and Center, Roswell, New Mexico

The International UFO Museum, located in the city of New Mexico State in Roswell, not only presents the 1947 Roswell UFO crash, but also shows a study of supernatural or anecdotal tales related to field circles, alien abductions, and 51 of the nation's most secretive military airport.

4. Kafka Museum, Czech Prague

Franz Kafka Museum, Prague, Czech Republic

The famous novelist Franz Franz Kafka was born and lived in Prague, Czech Republic, and later built a Kafka museum in the Prague Town square to commemorate him. The museum's showroom is divided into two parts, one on Kafka's life and the other on the world depicted in Kafka's novels.

5. Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Who says the museum must be a place to exhibit ancient relics or specimens of animals? The Butterfly Park in Kuala Lumpur occupies 80,000 square feet and has more than 5,000 butterflies and exotic plants from around the world. Love to watch butterflies you must not miss!

6. Phallic Museum, Iceland Husavik

Iceland phallological Museum, Husavik, Iceland

The Husavik Museum in Iceland has opened for more than 15 years, collecting and displaying the specimens of Icelandic sea and land animals, except for the absence of Icelandic men. A 95-year-old Icelandic pall Arason is willing to donate his penis after his death to become the first human penis on display at the museum.

7. The Museum of condoms, Thai warm buri

Condom Museum, Nonthaburi, Thailand

Thailand is the world's largest manufacturer of condoms, the museum is located in Thailand's warm buri (incredibly not built at the edge of the Museum of the Yang)? , the safety kits exhibited in the museum span all ages.

8. Jurassic Science Museum, California State Culver City

The Museum of Jurassic Marvell, Culver City, Calif.

The Jurassic Science Museum in the United States is a challenge to distinguish the authenticity of the ability and creativity of the place, visitors can enjoy in the museum in the dim light, all over the alternative natural relics, or true or false statues and scientific exhibits, but also to watch the rotten dice, local collection of pin and so on.

9. Mini Bottle Gallery, Oslo, Norway

Mini bottle Gallery, Oslo, Norway

The owner of the bottle Museum loves to collect bottles from all over the world and display them in different colors or themes in the pavilion. If you've ever put a bottle of beer on a plane and tried to bring it home many times, this uniquely tasteful museum is perfect for you.

10. Instant Noodle Invention Museum, Osaka, Japan

Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum, Osaka Japan

Bubble surface in the museum to model, display panels, in-kind and other ways to introduce the history of instant noodles, showing the various sections of the day since 1958, instant face products. In addition to a large number of instant noodles on the walls of the museum, there are large pictures of Ando. In order to allow visitors to have more understanding of instant noodles, the museum has opened a "Cup noodle production process Experience Hall", so that people personally participate in the production of Cups. Next Page 12