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Dare to enter Dublin’s strangest museum? 🕯️💀👁️
Step into a world of oddities, medical marvels, and macabre relics that history forgot.
🎟️ Tickets available now: museumofcuriosities.ie/ticke…
This deformed piglet may be one of our smaller exhibits, but he's also one of our most popular. 💕
Some say he looks like Snoopy, others the Eraserhead baby, but either way he's stolen plenty of hearts.
Witness the Unbelievable! 💀🕯️
Step inside The Museum of Curiosities, a two-floor labyrinth of strange artefacts, forgotten histories, and the wonderfully bizarre. Encounter a two-headed cow, haunted dolls, bad taxidermy, and Victorian relics lost to time.
Dare to visit Dublin’s strangest museum? 👁️ 💀
The Museum of Curiosities is a two floor labyrinth of strange artefacts and forgotten histories. Inside you will find two headed animals, eerie taxidermy, haunted relics, torture devices and medical oddities lost to time.
Evil-Eye Doll 👁️
Collected in Turin in the 1940s by a fortune teller, this doll is believed to be a malocchio, or Italian evil eye, supposedly made to curse a woman.
Napoleon Bonafrog 🐸
Did you know there's a museum in Croatia filled with nothing but frog taxidermy? It's called Froggyland, and we had a croaking good time when we visited earlier this year.
Meet our conjoined lambs, a genuine taxidermy specimen and one of the museum's most remarkable oddities. 🐑
5 reasons to visit the Museum of Curiosities:
🐄 Meet a real two-headed calf
🩸 Learn about 19th-century medical quackery
🧜 See impossible animals
⛓️ Discover medieval torture devices
🪞 Explore Victorian relics
The Snræk 👁️👁️
The Snræk is a horned pine marten from eastern folk legend, known for carrying its own eyes in its paws. Those who met its gaze were said to have their dreams twisted into nightmares.
This is not your typical museum 🕯️ 💀
The Museum of Curiosities is a two floor labyrinth of strange artefacts and forgotten histories. Inside you will find two headed animals, eerie taxidermy, haunted relics, torture devices and medical oddities lost to time.
Let's see what's lurking in the cabinet today...
Why, it's a so-called 'rabbit' clutching a telephone, a vintage toy from the mid-20th century. 🐇


















