I took my girlfriend here because she is fascinated by medicine and will go to med school one day. She loved it! It was really neat to see parts of Chang & Eng (the original Siamese twins) and Charles Guiteau (President Garfield's assassin). However, I wouldn't recommend the museum for those with a weak stomach! More

If you have a medical background or just enjoy seeing medical oddities you will enjoy this museum. There are skeletons, strange medical stories, things retrieved that had been swallowed and others. More

You do not have to be in the medical field to enjoy the Mutter Museum. This is a place for the mature to explore the medical techniques and instruments they used on patients; also wounded soldiers and great leaders of the time. There are bizarre items as well as a mummified body, differences in skeletal structure, multitudes of diseases that... More

I promised my sons (11 & 13) Mutter was a "different" kind of museum. They didn't believe me, but I had the last laugh. "That's disgusting!" was a frequent comment but they couldn't take their eyes away from the antiquated tools used for removing kidney stones. The skull wall drew us all in with its index cards listing the cause... More

This is a wonderfully weird museum, with all sorts of strange exhibits. It's definitely worth the trip! More

Unique, informative and interesting - Lot's off displays of actual items. More

Not a museum to sleep through. Five minutes in, staring at the skull wall and I realized I would be there for a while. Exhibits are great examples of how museums are needed and can actually educate and fascinate. Worth the cost. Several parking options are close--within walking distance. More

Definitely not your traditional museum, Mutter Museum left me queasy but my husband loved it. Worth the trip but not a real big museum. More

It was more than okay, just old and needing fresh material. I think a lot of the exhibits could probably not be collected today and so many of the conditions that make you cringe when you look at the pictures have probably been eliminiated by modern surgical and pharmaceutical solutions. More