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Museum

The Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History

London

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Viktor Wynd’s Cabinet of Curiosities in London offers a unique collection of thought-provoking objects that blur art and science.

Step inside a cabinet filled with oddities, from taxidermy and shrunken heads to outsider art and occult objects. This small but dense venue challenges what a museum can be, mixing natural history with surreal and macabre collections. It’s a space for those who love the weird and wonderful.

A celebration of curiosity

The venue revives the tradition of the Wunderkammer (AKA the cabinet of curiosities), inviting visitors to explore objects that provoke wonder and reflection. The collection encourages questions about culture, beauty and knowledge, making each visit feel like a personal adventure into the unknown.

Art meets the uncanny

Alongside its collection, the museum showcases artworks linked to outsider and visionary artists. The venue is a haven for those intrigued by alternative stories and the margins of art and culture.

Why you should go

  • Discover one of London’s most unique museums

  • See rare, surreal objects and artworks

  • Experience storytelling through curiosities

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Address

The Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History

The Last Tuesday Society, 11 Mare Street, London, E8 4RP

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