Linda M.
9/8/2023
This is a well-organized exhibit that ties the findings of various recent studies on what makes us happy into one cohesive place. I enjoyed seeing the key themes well laid out and presented all...
Body Worlds Exhibit
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343 Newbury St
Boston, MA 02115
Body Worlds is the original exhibition that provides a unique and fascinating journey into the human body, showcasing real human bodies preserved through the innovative process of Plastination. With over 54 million visitors worldwide, this exhibition aims to educate and inspire visitors to live consciously, pay attention to their health, and reflect on what it means to be human.
Through the interpretation of the latest research on happiness and the impact of emotions on the body and mind, Body Worlds also explores the anatomy of happiness, teaching audiences about the specific parts of the body involved in happiness and how emotions can affect the entire body. This limited run exhibition in Boston, MA offers an unforgettable experience that goes beyond anatomical knowledge, encouraging visitors to recognize their physical potential and limitations while reflecting on their own bodies in a completely new way.
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Lynn J.
9/4/2023
The Body Worlds exhibit is worth seeing when ever you come across it in any major city. There is a long running Body Worlds display in Vegas for over a decade. Each exhibit has a different focus,...
Alex A.
8/24/2023
Fantastic exhibit on happiness and how it affects the body. 3 floors of exhibits. Super cool and you get to get up close and personal. Was smaller than the original body worlds exhibit a few years...
Leela P.
1/3/2024
Wonderful experience for children and adults alike. I attended with my 16 year old son who was fascinated with being able to see in person things he had only previously been able to see in books....
Peris B.
12/10/2023
Compared to the one that was at the Museum years ago this one suks. 30 $ Ticket 25$ parking. Not worth it. It was like the knock off version Foxwoods has. You better off buying his body World Book...
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