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Battleship Iowa Museum + Medieval Torture Museum with Ghost Hunting
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
Medieval Torture Museum with Ghost Hunting
Explore a dark and dangerous past at America's first Medieval Torture Museum
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Laatste toegang: 30 minutes before closing
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Audiogids: English, Spanish
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Rolstoeltoegankelijk
Admission to the Medieval Torture Museum LA
Ghost Hunting Experience
This large-scale interactive torture museum highlights the terrible history of punishments, tortures, and executions from humanity’s dark history.
The exhibition covers 7,000 square feet and contains hundreds of examples of torture, interrogation, restraint and execution devices, plus wax sculptures depicting executioners and victims in their bloody action.
An audioguide comes included, so nothing is left to the imagination.
Make sure to enjoy the chilling Ghost Hunting Experience using the Ghost Hunting app.
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