Body Worlds Museum - Anatomy of happiness — Attraction in Heidelberg

This time, I took a proactive approach by venturing out to find something enjoyable and beneficial for myself. Opting to explore Heidelberg alone, I visited a museum "Körperwelten Museum" where I immersed myself in learning and gained so much information, valuable insights and ideas. This museum provided me with invaluable insights into the functions of the human body. It not only shed light on the intricate connection between the body and mind but also showcased fascinating exhibits, such as the stark comparison between smokers' and non-smokers' lungs. Moreover, the detailed explanations on Alzheimer's disease and the stages of fetal development within the womb were particularly enlightening. The wealth of information offered here encourages deeper reflection on how we live and care for ourselves. I enjoyed my visit immensely, so much so that I made a dedicated two-hour journey just to experience it firsthand. The experience of spending just a couple of hours wandering around Heidelberg and indulging in the museum's offerings left me feeling fulfilled and content....

Nice and ok, but not that many show pieces. But overall nice place to visit. But pls pls put someone more serious to guard the pieces that are not in a glass case. Becuse in 10 min near the most beautiful piece , there where at least 2 people that started touching the testicles of the expo and loughing like moorons and retards. This is not acceptable takeing in consideration how long it takes to make an expo like this. So pls pay somebody that can have an authority where dum people are. A minus is that when you use the audioguide on your phone the wifi conncetion is not quite that stable so you need more places where you can find the scanable code and alsoo...

Love the actual exhibit pieces - endlessly fascinating. I'm deducting 2 stars though because the written descriptions are so poor. They talk about unrelated topics like how to be happy and fear of missing out - why??? Tell me about the exhibit - how were these made, who were these people, who were the talented artists that made these arrangements? They tell you almost nothing about the exhibit and waste the space telling you platitudes about life that you would find on any cheap calendar. Wasted opportunity for something already amazing - it's almost like they are apologizing for it. Don't apologize, just tell us the fascinating things about the...