Human body is a complex and complicated engineering piece where every single structure plays a precise role. That might the reason why human biology is hard to be understood by most of us, so it is quite difficult for us to imagine what it is really going on inside us. The awareness of the processes that take place in our organism, it helps us to take informed and accurate decisions about our nutrition and our lifestyle.

At the moment, although the internet is full of information, there are other methods for us to have a better look to how our body works. Even it is a bit further away than a quick search on Google, Corpus museum offers unique experiences and an awesome look over your human body. Located nearby Oegstgeest, Netherlands, the museum offers education and even entertainment in permanent and variable collections. The visitors are passing in groups through different orgasms of the body in a tour of 55 minutes. Corpus museum puts at tourists disposition a tour in different languages: Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Russian.

The beginning of the tour it begins with an escalator on the leg to the knee, where visitors literally step inside of an open wound. The next stop is Genital area, where visitors wear some 3D glasses in order to assist to the process of fecundation. Then, in the huge body, the intestines are the next, where tourists can see how a cheese sandwich is being digested. Afterwards,  in the huge body, the ventricles of the heart are coming, then the head. Here, the adults can observe pulsating neurons in the brain, while the children can jump over a huge tongue.

Corpus Museum uses the most recent technology, sound and 3D effects, all the objects in the museum being made from colorful fiberglass in order to look as real as it could and to present and explain all the medical aspects of a human body.

In order to inter in this awesome museum, you will pass through a huge building in a shape of a human body. The tour and the exposition explain the way our bodies work, the way our different organs are related one to another and what we can do to keep our body healthy.

You can find more details on their site: https://corpusexperience.nl/en/#!