Hundreds Of ‘precious’ Museums Make Tourists Blush

Visitors are overwhelmed with nearly 300 large and small penis, with samples up to 170 cm long, causing many female visitors to blush. Iceland tour of hundreds of 'precious' museums makes visitors blush. , also known as the penis museum, located in Reykjavík, Iceland, becomes a tourist destination not to be missed when coming to this city. This is the dedication of retired professor Sigurdur Hjartarson and now managed by his son Hjörtur Gísli Sigurdsson, who has been interested in studying the penis of animals from a scientific perspective. In 1997, Sigurdur Hjartarson founded a privately owned museum

. Today, it is home to more than 280 animal specimens from 93 species, including 55 samples taken from whales, 36 from seals and 118 from terrestrial mammals, and even With the desire to bring a scientific and serious look at the sensitive parts, the museum was born and became an address of interest to international visitors and media. The site also appeared in a Canadian documentary called The Final Member, which was about the mission to get a human penis. In 1980, the professor began to collect specimens starting with 13 fish penises Elephants and terrestrial mammals are collected.



By 1997, when the eagle was opened, the father and son of Hjörtur had 62 penis samples of all sizes and types, from tiny to giant. , making many tourists come here embarrassed. This is pursued by the museum for many years, they are "donated" by the hospital foreskin and testicles for research. In 2008, the Icelandic handball team donated 15 penis embryos to the museum in the event they won a silver medal at the Beijing Olympics. The model penis after being taken in the correct shape of the silver-coated model, with various sizes on display, of which the most attractive to visitors are the large-sized models. The largest is the penis of a whale with a length of 170 cm and weighing about 70 kg.The museum welcomes 11,000 visitors a year and according to statistics, up to 60% are women However, many people said that they felt ashamed, blushed and confused, seeing so many "treasures" for the first time.



Not only for display, many "precious" samples were also manipulated into Some of the male volunteers have signed up to donate the penis to the museum after death for scientific purposes, the curator said, most people come here They all have the right attitude, very rarely they encounter a vulgar situation from visitors.The museum is open from 10am to 6pm daily, the entrance fee for adults is about 145 USD (more than 3, 2 million VND), free for children..

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