Plastinarium, Anatomy museum in Guben, Germany.
The Plastinarium is an anatomy museum in Guben that displays preserved human bodies and organ specimens to reveal internal human structures. The exhibition shows bones, organs, and nervous systems in detailed arrangements.
The museum was founded through the work of Gunther von Hagens, who developed the plastination technique, a revolutionary method for preserving biological material. This technique opened new ways to teach and study anatomy.
The museum demonstrates how modern preservation methods have transformed anatomy education in medical schools and hospitals worldwide. Visitors can see firsthand the techniques that help doctors and students learn about the human body.
The museum is housed in a former textile factory building and offers full wheelchair accessibility for visitors with mobility needs. Plan your visit in advance and allow enough time to view the exhibits at a comfortable pace.
Visitors can watch the complete plastination process happening in a real laboratory setting where bodies are prepared and preserved. This rare opportunity reveals the skilled work and science behind each display.
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