The Icelandic Phallological Museum
Reykjavík, Iceland
There are plenty of museums dedicated to biology and natural history, but only one dedicated to such an easily recognizable piece of anatomy. As you might have gathered from the name, The Icelandic Phallological Museum is most likely the only museum in the world dedicated to the penis. Inside, you'll find over 280 specimens from 93 different species, including 56 examples from whales, one from a polar bear, 36 from different kinds of seal and walrus, and even 15 silver sculptures, above which hangs a photo of Iceland's 2008 Olympic handball team. More interesting than sexy, it's a great way to waste a few hours in the most unusual way possible. [via]
Photos: Nick Ison, Hiroshi Nakagawa
