I came here with high hopes. However, the place was totally overcrowded and it was really hard to see everything. I also thought the collection was limited - more "oddities" than true medical history or anatomy/pathology. However, the gift shop is amazing (worth a visit...More

I’m famously squeamish and have a weak stomach for “medical stuff” - but this museum was on my bucket list. So I decided to suck it up and go...and if I got nauseous, I’d cut the trip short. I walked in and was hooked from...More

I will say this is for people who love medical history and are not sickened easily. I loved seeing all the well kept artifacts and the history of each. It is definitely worth a stop for the explorative minded ppl.

I am interested in Medical History and looked forward to visiting during a Philly trip..alas it was awful. Most exhibits have four shelves of artifacts and one must sit on the floor to see the bottom two levels and it is impossible to read about...More

The Mutter Museum houses a wide range of medical artifacts and oddities, including Einstein's brain. Definitely worth a visit for anyone interested in science, anatomy and medicine. It was actually pretty crowded.

I have visited the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia since my last review and they are really getting better in promoting themselves and reaching a wider audience. Love the special exhibits and this time went to see the chilling display on the "Spanish Flu" (or Grippe)...More

This small museum contains dozens upon dozens of human specimen. When I visited in Sept 2018, the Hair Art exhibit was open on the main floor. This exhibit featured gorgeous works of framed wall art made out of human hair. My favorites were a castle...More