Have you ever been to a museum that pretty much blew your socks off? Whether it was the Mona Lisa or some other precious work of art or an exhibit that was truly extraordinary.
I'm sure many of us have seen our share of amazing things. However, if you haven't, don't worry because these mind-blowing exhibits will surely amaze you.
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence ensures that everyone has access to art. They created 3D versions of paintings so that visually-impaired visitors can still enjoy it too. I think that's so wonderful.
However, that didn't stop this one in Finland from making sure people can still see the art. They rearranged the exhibition so you can see it from the outside, day or night. Wow!
Is it just me, or does this WWII mannequin from a museum in Normandy closely resemble Bruce Willis? OMG, that's so funny. I wonder if whoever created it do it on purpose just to make us laugh?
You can find this cute, fun fact at the Science Museum in London. If they have this kind of sense of humor, I wonder what else you can find there. I bet it's worth a visit or two.
You can now see it on display at Pergamon Museum in Berlin. Apparently, this is pretty massive and quite remarkable to see in person.
How awesome is it to see all the parts displayed like that, huh? I find this so fascinating. I wish all exhibits attempted to do that, ha, ha.
Do you know what it is? It's the actual bus that Rosa Parks protested on. Wow, that's one piece of history I didn't know still existed but that everyone needs to see.
It's an immersive single-room installation that bathes the visitor in a geometric array of light and shadow. What a cool thing to see, huh? I would be so mesmerized standing in this room, alright.
I don't know if it's patience I lack or the skill itself. So whoever made this knitted glass piece is a genius in my book. I mean, how do you do that?
You can see this two-sided 19th century statue of Mephistopheles and Margaretta at the Salar Jung Museum in India. It's made out of a single log of sycamore wood.
Well, now you can finally do so when you visit this Natural History Museum in London, U.K. Isn't that so fascinating to see or what?
But what if you could see an actual mummified fossil? Wouldn't that be cool? This exhibit in Canada lets you take a peek at exactly that. OMG, I thought it was a dragon, ha, ha!
Is it a sculpture or a painting of some sort? What if I told you someone created this out of sand? What? Oh, yes. That's right. There is a Sand Museum in Tottori, Japan. Isn't this piece absolutely incredible?
Someone spotted this sign at a snake exhibit. If you're confused, in the Harry Potter series, Harry has the ability to speak to snakes and it leads to him accidentally unleashing one on his cousin at a zoo. It's a pretty clever reference!
At a museum dedicated to musical instruments, they decided to include an air guitar in the exhibit. I know it looks like an empty case, but it's an air guitar — trust me.
Well, until it's safe to travel again, we can all marvel at them here, safely from our own couch. Which one impressed you the most?
