Mutter Museum
Photograph: Courtesy Mutter Museum/George Widman

Review

Mutter Museum

5 out of 5 stars
  • Museums | Science and technology
  • price 2 of 4
  • Center City West
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

This is invariably the museum that out-of-town guests beg to be taken to when visiting Philadelphia. Agree, if you dare. It’s jam-packed with stomach churning medical oddities, anatomical anomalies and pathological specimens that never fail to generate a steady stream of gawkers. If you’re not a squeamish type, then make sure to get a good look at the Soap Lady, slices of Albert Einstein’s brain, foreign objects removed from bodies, the “corset” skeleton and wet specimens from every part of the human body. Or check out the interactive exhibit that let’s you experience what it’s like to have your arm amputated. As the museum touts, get “disturbingly informed.”

Details

Address
19 S 22nd St
Philadelphia
19103
Cross street:
at Ludlow St
Price:
$18, seniors $16, students and children 6–17 $13, children 5 and under free
Opening hours:
Daily 10am–5pm
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