I've been before about 5 years ago. It's interesting but pricey for what it is. You need to know ahead about content in order to decide if it's worth your time and money. Nicely laid out. I wish I had something to say in terms...More
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I've been before about 5 years ago. It's interesting but pricey for what it is. You need to know ahead about content in order to decide if it's worth your time and money. Nicely laid out. I wish I had something to say in terms...More
Having walked down from the Parkway, at first it was a little hard to find, but once there....well worth the trouble. Firstly, the building is just gorgeous on its own and a superb specimen of architecture. The little medicinal garden in the side courtyard added...More
This place is not like any other museum or destination I've been. It's a bit of a haunted house and science museum crossed into one. Dealing mainly with mortality, diseases and deformations, my only complaint is that it feels purposely gruesome which to me somewhat...More
We took 2 young children. My 10 year old was fully engaged for over an hour. This is a great place for learning and appreciating the human species. No backpacks due to the space limitations in the formal museum but they provide lockers that operate...More
This museum was one of the items on my bucket list! Of all the sites we saw in Philadelphia - this was my personal favorite. My teenagers didn't have a clue about what they were about to see.They loved it! It was a great way...More
Very informative and the children were in awe. A staff member also helped explain some of the items to them and they really enjoyed.
If you enjoy Ripleys or The Body Exhibit, this is for you. The bizarre medical oddities make it an interest grabber. The cost is $16 per person. Seniors and students get discounts. My family liked it better than the aforementioned museums. There are no pictures...More
Creepy, fun. Interesting medical oddities museum. Make sure you open all the drawers and check out the medical instruments.
Not only has this museum some of the most varied and unusual collection of a medical nature, including many oddities; but it is presented in a beautiful historic manner.
I think you would enjoy this museum more if you are into medicine or like to know about the human body and different deformities. It has a great variety of exhibits but I wouldn’t recommend it for kids. The place is big enough that even...More