Mutter Museum, Philadelphia

A really fun museum for adults and even kids. They had some interesting interactive pieces, and I could have stayed reading about different skulls for hours. All their pieces are visually intriguing with great detail put into their explanation and their special exhibits are really well put together. When I come back I'm definitely going to make time for place again!

Mutter Museum is an odd but fun place for all ages. The museum collection consist of many usual and not so common medical related conditions. You want to see the one and only world largest colon? You're not going to be disappointed. The museum is popular around Halloween season. Also, nice venue for holding group events such as wedding.

Asked to leave because security felt my 65 year old mother’s purse looked like a backpack and she was not comfortable locking it up since it had her wallet and medication in it. (A hobo style purse that can be slung over your shoulder like a backpack if desired or across your chest and by your side, which is how she was wearing it). Overall very rude staff that insisted the rules be followed regardless of common sense and decency. So unless you go with your smallest possible purse, I would not recommend. Most of the stuff here can be found on google anyway.

This place is very interesting. There is a wall of skulls, things people ate, even strange occurrences in the human form. Well worth a visit if you are a medical student or someone wanting to learn more about the human body. It is a smaller exhibit compared to most museums but still has a lot to offer.

The Mütter Museum is pretty cool. They have the craziest skeleton I've ever seen, and a woman made of soap. It's a little smaller than I thought it would be, though, and quite a bit of their collection is wax models, which was a little disappointing. Still a good trip, and very unique. Best to go in summer or late spring to check out the medicinal herb garden