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Which place gives a chance to take hold of exhibits ?

Extraordinary museums

The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult

A paranormal museum that comes to your front door? Scary. The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult brings the only mobile collection of haunted objects to your town. We're told that among its exhibits are a crying mirror that shows terrifying visions and a creepy-looking doll called Ruby who can make people feel ill. Unlike most museums, you're actually allowed to handle the strange things... if that seems like a good idea to you.

Troll Museum

Fans of kitsch, meet your perfect place: the Troll Museum, home to the most impressive troll doll collection, well, anywhere. The curator is the legendary Lower East Side performance artist and "trollologist" Reverend Jen, who's worn a pair of elf ears since 2006. The museum's official 'Mona Lisa' is a two-headed '60s era troll doll. By day, the museum is RevJen's apartment, so call in advance to make an appointment: 212-560-7235.

World of Accordions Museum

This Superior museum celebrates the "squeezebox" of instruments: the accordion! The World of Accordions Museum is home to some of the oldest and rarest European musical instruments in the country. The museum also hosts concerts and events throughout the year for accordion enthusiasts.

The Neue Galerie

It is a gorgeous, elegant, and understated museum of early twentieth century German and Austrian art. Though its collection is well-known, it's a Museum Mile gem that can be overlooked by the crowds of tourists on their way from the Met to the Guggenheim. With that extra space you can linger in front of Klimt's famous 'Woman in Gold' painting, or, until June 13, Munch's The Scream'. The museum is free on the first Friday of the month from 6pm to 8pm.

Ripley's Believe lt or Not!

Explore the weird and wonderful at Ripley's Believe lt or Not! in the heart of London's West End. Ripley's contains more than 700 artifacts that celebrate the beautiful and the bizarre. The London museum features a life-sized knitted Ferrari, an 8ft (2.4m) Transformer, a mirror maze and the lmpossible Laser Race. lf you want to save money, cheaper prices are only available online. The highest prices apply if you pay at the museum itself.

Bayshore Discovery Project Museum

Part of the Bayshore Discovery Project, guests can enjoy this 1 15-foot oyster schooner first hand while learning about the natural, historic and cultural resources of the Delaware Estuary. An interactive learning experience, visitors are able to assist the crew with various tasks. What makes it weird? Where else can you search for oysters, sample plankton and take water quality tests too?

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Which place has a system for getting discounted tickets ?

Extraordinary museums

The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult

A paranormal museum that comes to your front door? Scary. The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult brings the only mobile collection of haunted objects to your town. We're told that among its exhibits are a crying mirror that shows terrifying visions and a creepy-looking doll called Ruby who can make people feel ill. Unlike most museums, you're actually allowed to handle the strange things... if that seems like a good idea to you.

Troll Museum

Fans of kitsch, meet your perfect place: the Troll Museum, home to the most impressive troll doll collection, well, anywhere. The curator is the legendary Lower East Side performance artist and "trollologist" Reverend Jen, who's worn a pair of elf ears since 2006. The museum's official 'Mona Lisa' is a two-headed '60s era troll doll. By day, the museum is RevJen's apartment, so call in advance to make an appointment: 212-560-7235.

World of Accordions Museum

This Superior museum celebrates the "squeezebox" of instruments: the accordion! The World of Accordions Museum is home to some of the oldest and rarest European musical instruments in the country. The museum also hosts concerts and events throughout the year for accordion enthusiasts.

The Neue Galerie

It is a gorgeous, elegant, and understated museum of early twentieth century German and Austrian art. Though its collection is well-known, it's a Museum Mile gem that can be overlooked by the crowds of tourists on their way from the Met to the Guggenheim. With that extra space you can linger in front of Klimt's famous 'Woman in Gold' painting, or, until June 13, Munch's The Scream'. The museum is free on the first Friday of the month from 6pm to 8pm.

Ripley's Believe lt or Not!

Explore the weird and wonderful at Ripley's Believe lt or Not! in the heart of London's West End. Ripley's contains more than 700 artifacts that celebrate the beautiful and the bizarre. The London museum features a life-sized knitted Ferrari, an 8ft (2.4m) Transformer, a mirror maze and the lmpossible Laser Race. lf you want to save money, cheaper prices are only available online. The highest prices apply if you pay at the museum itself.

Bayshore Discovery Project Museum

Part of the Bayshore Discovery Project, guests can enjoy this 1 15-foot oyster schooner first hand while learning about the natural, historic and cultural resources of the Delaware Estuary. An interactive learning experience, visitors are able to assist the crew with various tasks. What makes it weird? Where else can you search for oysters, sample plankton and take water quality tests too?

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Which place offers some practical training activities?

Extraordinary museums

The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult

A paranormal museum that comes to your front door? Scary. The Travelling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult brings the only mobile collection of haunted objects to your town. We're told that among its exhibits are a crying mirror that shows terrifying visions and a creepy-looking doll called Ruby who can make people feel ill. Unlike most museums, you're actually allowed to handle the strange things... if that seems like a good idea to you.

Troll Museum

Fans of kitsch, meet your perfect place: the Troll Museum, home to the most impressive troll doll collection, well, anywhere. The curator is the legendary Lower East Side performance artist and "trollologist" Reverend Jen, who's worn a pair of elf ears since 2006. The museum's official 'Mona Lisa' is a two-headed '60s era troll doll. By day, the museum is RevJen's apartment, so call in advance to make an appointment: 212-560-7235.

World of Accordions Museum

This Superior museum celebrates the "squeezebox" of instruments: the accordion! The World of Accordions Museum is home to some of the oldest and rarest European musical instruments in the country. The museum also hosts concerts and events throughout the year for accordion enthusiasts.

The Neue Galerie

It is a gorgeous, elegant, and understated museum of early twentieth century German and Austrian art. Though its collection is well-known, it's a Museum Mile gem that can be overlooked by the crowds of tourists on their way from the Met to the Guggenheim. With that extra space you can linger in front of Klimt's famous 'Woman in Gold' painting, or, until June 13, Munch's The Scream'. The museum is free on the first Friday of the month from 6pm to 8pm.

Ripley's Believe lt or Not!

Explore the weird and wonderful at Ripley's Believe lt or Not! in the heart of London's West End. Ripley's contains more than 700 artifacts that celebrate the beautiful and the bizarre. The London museum features a life-sized knitted Ferrari, an 8ft (2.4m) Transformer, a mirror maze and the lmpossible Laser Race. lf you want to save money, cheaper prices are only available online. The highest prices apply if you pay at the museum itself.

Bayshore Discovery Project Museum

Part of the Bayshore Discovery Project, guests can enjoy this 1 15-foot oyster schooner first hand while learning about the natural, historic and cultural resources of the Delaware Estuary. An interactive learning experience, visitors are able to assist the crew with various tasks. What makes it weird? Where else can you search for oysters, sample plankton and take water quality tests too?