Do you know that every, 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 audience. Who comes to the death museum in Moscow? And what can you see at such an exhibition?
Museum of death in Moscow: exposition
The exhibits of this unusual museum were items symbolizing death, as well as funeral paraphernalia brought from various exotic countries. Here are collected coffins, urns for ashes and entrails, gloomy figurines.
The exposition is located in three small halls. In each of them twilight reigns, music plays which could well be used in horror films. An atmosphere corresponding to the theme is created. But do not think that the Museum of Death in Moscow is a gloomy place. In fact, many of the local exhibits cause a smile.
Funny exhibits of an unusual museum
There is something to see here. Perhaps this is why many tourists and residents of the capital regularly visit the Museum of Death in Moscow. You can see photos of some exhibits in our material. Perhaps they will interest you and you decide to visit the exhibition personally.
So, at the entrance, visitors are met by a mourning carriage. And beneath it lies the corpse of a man who was crushed by this carriage. In the twilight, this scene looks really creepy.
A little further is a poster that describes the strangest funeral rites. For example, did you know that in Taiwan, funerals are celebrated with songs and dances? And next to the coffin, according to tradition, beautiful half-naked girls must dance.
In another room you can find unusual tombstones. For example, there are figures of two skeletons passionately indulging in love joys. Probably, the presence of such frank scenes at the exhibition can only be explained by the fact that the death museum in Moscow and the equally famous and extravagant “Point G” on the Arbat belong to the same person.
Since we are talking about the inhabitants of the exposition, it should be noted that Lenin’s double also “lives” here. And he sleeps not in the mausoleum, but in the coffin in the form of a nesting doll.
About the coffins
There are a lot of them, and they are all unusual. For example, there are coffins in the museum in the form of an iPhone and a TV remote control. And here there are dominos in the form of guitars, beetles, fish and carrots. Present at the exhibition are 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 other coffins were brought here from Ghana. In this country, it is really fashionable to bury people in such unusual curly tombs.
It is difficult to tell about all the unusual exhibits of the Moscow Museum of Death in one article. Come, and then you yourself will see everything.