Unusual museums of the world: a museum of death in Moscow

Do you know that everyone, even the most insignificant or terrifying and repulsive aspect of human life somewhere in the world has its own museum? And each such exposition finds a grateful spectator. Who comes to the museum of death in Moscow? And what in general can be seen at such an exhibition?

Museum of Death in Moscow: exposition

The exhibits of this unusual museum were items symbolizing death, as well as funeral attributes brought from different exotic countries. Here are coffins, urns for ashes and entrails, gloomy statuettes.

The exposition is located in three small halls. In each of them there is a twilight, music plays, which could well be used in horror films. A corresponding atmosphere is created. But do not think that the museum of death in Moscow is a dismal place. In fact, many of the local artifacts cause a smile.

Funny exhibits of an unusual museum

There is much to see. Probably, that's why many tourists and residents of the capital regularly visit the museum of death in Moscow. A photo of some exhibits you can see in our material. Perhaps they will interest you and you decide to visit the exhibition personally.

So, at the entrance of visitors meets a funeral coach. And under it lies ... the corpse of the man who was crushed by this same carriage. In the twilight this scene looks really scary.

A little further - a poster on which the most strange funeral rites are described. For example, did you know that funerals are celebrated in Taiwan with songs and dances? And next to the coffin, according to tradition, beautiful semi-naked girls must dance.

In another room you can see unusual tombstones. For example, there are here figures of two skeletons, passionately indulging in love joys. Perhaps the presence at the exhibition of such frank scenes can only be explained by the fact that the museum of death in Moscow and the equally famous and extravagant "Point G" on Arbat belong to the same person.

Since the discussion was about the inhabitants of the exposition, one can not help but note that Lenin's twin lives here too. And he is not sleeping in a mausoleum, but in a coffin in the form of a nesting doll.

About the coffins

There are a lot of them here, and they are all unusual. For example, there are coffins in the museum in the form of an iPhone and a remote from the TV. And still there are house-calls in the form of a guitar, a beetle, fish and carrots. Present at the exhibition and coffins in the form of a cigarette, a syringe and a bottle of vodka. In addition, one unusual exhibit was made specifically for this museum. And this is a coffin in the form of a pack of Russian banknotes.

All the other coffins were brought here from Ghana. In this country it is really fashionable to bury people in such unusual figurative tombs.

It is difficult to tell about all unusual exhibits of the Moscow museum of death in the framework of one article. Come, and then you yourself will see everything.