So, you find museums boring? Well … have you tried these unusual museums?
Instant Ramen Museum – Osaka, Japan // A museum devoted to ramen … only in Japan. Once you are through the ramen history part make sure to make your own ramen cup with ingredients of your own choice. Not planning on heading to Japan any time soon? Check it on on Google Maps.
Museum of Broken Relationships – Zagreb, Croatia // The Museum of Broken Relationships hosts an intriguing collection of items related to shattered romances and the stories behind them.And yes, you can send in your own ‘exhibit‘ . What I really like about this museum is that it shows how we all share the same pain, regardless of our nationality or background.
Deutsches Currywurst Museum – Berlin, Germany // The curry sausage is one of Berlin’s culinary treats, as a matter of fact … they love it so much that they dedicated a museum to the the famed food and the legends and stories around it. Oh … and the €11 entry submission includes a sausage.
Museum Of Witchcraft – Boscastle, UK // Museum of Witchcraft a dedicated to witchcraft and Wicca. It apparently has the largest collection of witchcraft and Wiccan related relics in the world, so definitely take a visit if you are in the Cornwall area … do it for your 14 year old self.
To me travelling is all about going out there and hitting the unexpected, but there are certain things that I won’t do or things that just aren’t for me. Swim with dolphins, ride/bathe an elephant, pose with a koala are just not for me. I’ve heard all the excuses: “But…
So you wanna go island hopping in Asia and the Pacific? Well, Malaysia may seem an obvious choice, or possibly French Polynesia if you can afford it, but Indonesia is really where it’s at – mainly because I know they do mean bami and nasi. Bali is ridiculously popular, but…
The thing with graffiti is that it’s usually hidden in a hip neighbourhood, and any budding appreciators have to walk a lot and peek down alleyways to find the best examples. But for lazy asses like me, is perfect as all the best stuff is closer than your next Starbucks…
I like tags because they are a fun way to get to know the person behind the blog so that is why I am sharing my answers to the Wanderlust Tag with you. Where was your first plane to? Amsterdam, Netherlands to Zagreb, Croatia. I was 13/14 and it was…
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I must confess. I skipped my update last month. I know, I am hanging my head in shame. My excuse is I may have had a bit of bloggers’ block or possibly hating everything I type, but looking back I might have been overreacting so I thought I’d share February…
Your comment about the Wiccan museum – “do it for your 14 year old self” is so funny because it’s true. Why did wicca seem so fascinating back then??
I think if I got to full my own Ramen cup with ingredients of my own choice, it’d be the biggest Ramen cup ever! I would probably put every topping in there, kind of like what I do with self serve frozen yogurt nowadays.
I’ve actually been to that Ramen museum in Osaka. It was really cool and the food we got to make at the end was amazing – definitely a museum I’d recommend! 🙂
I’ve actually been to the Museum of Witchcraft and it was disappointing to be honest. Would love to give the other three a try though – the Museum of Broken Relationships sounds very interesting!
I love this post so much! I love finding inspiration to go all over the world & your blog is loaded with it. Definitely going to be using a lot of your advice when I move to France!
Xoxo Fallon. http://www.la-vie-en-lavande.blogspot.com
Great post!
Yes, we Germans love our currywurst <3
I´ve been to the Ramen Museum as well, but the Museum of broken relationships sounds interesting, too!
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Your comment about the Wiccan museum – “do it for your 14 year old self” is so funny because it’s true. Why did wicca seem so fascinating back then??
I think if I got to full my own Ramen cup with ingredients of my own choice, it’d be the biggest Ramen cup ever! I would probably put every topping in there, kind of like what I do with self serve frozen yogurt nowadays.
Museum of Broken Relationships – Zagreb, Croatia would be interesting. I recently went to a Hello Kitty exhibit, that was interesting.
I’ve actually been to that Ramen museum in Osaka. It was really cool and the food we got to make at the end was amazing – definitely a museum I’d recommend! 🙂
Museum of Broken Relationship! I want to go there. It sounds really interesting!
I really laughed at the German museum :’)
That is a lovely museum
I went to the museum of broken relationships it was so so so sad, but absolutely amazing. The others look bizarre!
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I haven’t really been to an unusual museum. Loved this post though. Fun read.
Christina http://www.cityloveee.blogspot.com
Ah nee, hoe heb ik het curryworst museum kunnen missen in Berlijn?? Nu moet ik wel een keer terug…
I would love that wiccan museum – absolutely do it for your fourteen year old self! I lived in Cornwall for years and never heard of this place!
I’ve actually been to the Museum of Witchcraft and it was disappointing to be honest. Would love to give the other three a try though – the Museum of Broken Relationships sounds very interesting!
Interesting! Previously I’d only ever heard of the Museum of Broken Relationships. I’d love to check out all of these!
I love this post so much! I love finding inspiration to go all over the world & your blog is loaded with it. Definitely going to be using a lot of your advice when I move to France!
Xoxo Fallon.
http://www.la-vie-en-lavande.blogspot.com
Great post!
Yes, we Germans love our currywurst <3
I´ve been to the Ramen Museum as well, but the Museum of broken relationships sounds interesting, too!