Guben, Germany
Uferstraße 26
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The most intriguing (and slightly surprising, as we hadn't known about this) was to see the work in progress. I recommend this place to anyone who is curious to see things for themselves, not as flat illustrations.
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Best museum I saw lately. Price for entry is like it's free given the amount of data and uniqueness there is there. 90% of the gallery is static but some of it is travelling and from time to time comes back and is on display. Museum is filled with knowledge and it's spotless clean and well organized. It's one of the best museums I know around and I visited a lot of them. Beats any wax museum in how interesting all is. Surely is not the people easily disgusted or uncomfortable with body parts just exposed but for a kid looking to learn anatomy and dreaming of being a doctor is like a walk in a book. I saw it 3 times now, and even if I see mostly the same stuff I always find a new angle to look at it from, a new perspective or a new interest. Plenty parking spot and cheap polish shops nearby. Also they have a walk-in area where people work and you can talk to them and they are glad in german or english to explain how stuff happens, times, costs, interest and clients...of course as much as it makes sense to share publicly. Can totally recommend as it's amazing
Very interesting exhibition. Von Hagens shown me that man body is beautiful.
A little bit creepy place but definitely worth visiting: human & animal bodies, muscles, nerves and blood vessels. There is also a lab where you can witness the process of preparation. If you are adventurous enough to be immortal you may donate your body. Do not eat your breakfast before going there!!! :)
After 39 years studying medicine, dissection, and chemistry, Gunther von Hagens perfected plastination—a controversial process in which polymers are used to preserve human tissue. Visitors who tour the PLASTINARIUM receive a history lesson in anatomy, witness the graphic process of plastination, and can view a showroom of humans and animals in creative poses. The center also supplies traveling Body Worlds exhibits, which have been the subject of various ethical debates on body procurement and the handling of human remains post-mortem.
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