With 5D effects and large than life-size replicas, go on an interactive journey through the human body to playfully learn how our bodies function.
Close by Leiden in Oegstgeest is where you can explore all the odds and wonders of the human body - on a large than life scale! We're not even exaggerating, the CORPUS Museum "Journey through the Human Body" is in a 35-meter high building that's in the shape of the human body. Talk about going on a Magic School Bus field trip - wahoo!
The CORPUSMuseum is a unique funky way to learn about the human body, whether you're a kid or an adult who's intrigued by the science. Visitors to the CORPUS Museum start by going into the body's knees and then work their way up towards the human brain. Each step of the way, you embark on a journey that teaches you about the intricacies of how that particular part of the body works.
From questions like "What happens when you sneeze?" to "How does the heart work?" the museum answers your everybody's question in a fun and engaging way - with gigantic replicas and 5D effects.
Do to CORPUS Museum's booking system, you'll have to make a reservation in advance. It's best to make it at least a few weeks ahead of time to secure your preferred timeslot.
Getting There
T to F 9:30 to 15:00, Sat to Sun 9:00 to 17:00
All seasons
Adult € 20,95 (€ 18,95 online), Kids (0-6) € 20,95 (€ 18,95 online)
Open; national COVID guidelines apply.