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Perlan Museum: Entry Ticket + Phallological Museum: Entry Ticket
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Phallological Museum: Entry Ticket
Discover the Penis Museum's 500+ artifacts, art pieces, and specimens
Penis Museum
Open today:
10:00 -
19:00
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Max group size: 20
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Wheelchair accessible
Visit the Penis Museum, showcasing over 500 specimens from more than 150 species. You'll see specimens in a variety of shapes and sizes, with the very sizable sperm whale penis being a must-see for visitors and a popular spot to take a selfie!
The museum was founded by a historian with a great interest in the science of phallology – each exhibit offers interesting science facts and details, blending fun with education.
Extend your visit at The Phallic Café and Bistro, where you can try penis-shaped waffles, local beers, and themed cocktails that you can even enjoy in the exhibition area. The gift shop also offers a range of unique souvenirs to commemorate your visit.
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