21 Most Unconventional Museums in Europe
| February 8, 2017
14. Iceland Phallological Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
The Iceland Phallological Museum in Iceland might be small, but it makes up for that with laser-like focus. It’s a museum dedicated entirely to the male reproductive organ – in all forms throughout the animal kingdom. You’ll be able to see plenty of dry, jarred, and otherwise preserved penises of various animals, including mice, bears, elephants, and – yes – homo sapiens. The museum also features an impressive collection of whale genitalia.
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