OhMayGod If you think museums are boring, these 10 unusual museums Prove You Wrong

If you think museums are boring, these 10 unusual museums Prove You Wrong -

If you're like me, when you visit a new city you make a stop at the local museum to see what they have to offer. It is a great way to soak in the culture, and it gives you something to do instead of hitting the bars at a late hour.

But if the typical science or history museum are not exciting enough for you, you may need to find a place that really gets your blood pumping. Here are some of the oddest, creepiest, and sometimes small the most hilarious museums in the country.

1. Museum of Sex in New York, NY

2. International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, ME

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We all know the classic cryptid like Big Foot, the Loch Ness monster and the Yeti, but this museum also has regional results as Dover demon, monster Montauk, the devil Jersey, skunk ape, and even some relatively unknown as a "giant beavers."

3. Museum in death Los Angeles, CA

Wind Haven Museum Fort. Mitchell, KY '/>

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Claiming to be the "world's only museum dedicated to the art of ventriloquism," the museum has a many heavyweights in the fictional world as Charlie McCarthy, Cecil Wigglenose and Jacko. I do not know who these guys are? Then you have probably had a very healthy childhood.

5. Warren Anatomical Museum in Boston, MA

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Inside Medical Harvard School lies this collection 15,000 point strange anatomical specimens, including the skull of Phineas Gage, the railroad worker remembers to receive a rod iron in his head and survive

. 6. House on the Rock in Dodgeville, WI

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Designed by the mysterious and eccentric architect Alex Jordan Jr., the labyrinth of the characteristics of Weirdness, among other things, a large collection of figures of Santa, a model 0 feet of a sea monster, and the largest indoor carousel world.

7. Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico UFO Museum and

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no extraterrestrial speculation quite like Roswell. This museum can be light on the facts, but it is heavy on the fog machines and memorabilia of the famous 1947 "crash".

8. Warren Occult Museum in Monroe, CT

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Ed and Lorraine Warren, the investigators opened the famous Amityville haunting their own paranormal theme museum in the back of their house in Connecticut. It has shrunken heads, coffins vampire and cursed doll Annabelle itself.

9. Porter Sculpture Park in Montrose, SD

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Using scrap old railways and antique farm equipment, Wayne Porter built several sculptures absolutely bizarre way out in the middle of nowhere. Among them are dragons, a giant bowl of fish and a bull's head about the size of a Rushmore heads.

10. Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo, Japan

there you have it, the least pretentious museums in the country! They are certainly daunting, but somehow less disgusting when the MET asks for a $ 20 donation .

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