Guinness World Records Museum

The Guinness World Records Museum, included in the list of the most unusual museums in the world, was opened in Copenhagen thanks to the initiative of an amazing man named Leroy Ripley. He became famous for his incredible collection of rare and unique exhibits that he collected around the globe. The collections of the Museum of Records contain numerous photographs and films that tell about various achievements in the field of sports, science and art. The exposition of the museum tells about the 500 most famous world records.

In the exhibition halls of the museum, visitors can see wax figures of the tallest and fattest man in the world. One of them was 2 meters 72 centimeters tall, and the second weighed 485 kilograms. Next, you will learn about an amazing man who literally ate metal products - during his life he ate about two dozen bicycles. The exhibition presents the longest mustaches, the length of which is almost three and a half meters.

The atmosphere that immerses visitors in the world of incredible records is as close to reality as possible - guests "dive" deep into the sea, try to conquer the universe, plunge into the world of music and cinema, sports records. A separate exposition introduces the lives of celebrities - Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe, and in one of the halls you can sit in the electric chair and even see ghosts!