Museum Vrolik

What travelers say:

The name seems to be because the museum was originally a private collection of the Vrolik family. There are many precious specimens in the museum. It is not only abnormal and morbid, but also healthy and developing as a control. The Pavilion is small, but well arranged. It is divided into embryo, brain, viscera, skeleton and many other special areas. Especially, there is not only human but also an animal special area which exhibits many animal specimens. What impressed me most was the liver of a woman who was wearing a waistcoat, which was almost cut into two sections, but had no effect on the liver function itself. The museum is not in the center of the city. It's in the medical school. Free admission. There is a donation box for voluntary donations at the entrance. Photography is prohibited. I personally enjoy visiting similar museums.