Traveling Europe

Walking down Norreport, my friends and I chanced upon Museum Erotica during our first week in Cph. It wasn't cheap though. The price was around 300 DKK each for the 3 of us. Tip: My advice would be to go in with more friends because they have group rates.

The first thing you see when you head into the museum is this huge penis statue.

It's life-size and bronzed. Probably to prepare you on how explicit this museum is. However, even with its explicitness, the reception did not even check our age to see if we're over 18. I guess in Denmark there's so much freedom that anyone who wants to go in, will be able to get in. No restrictions whatsoever *shrugs* But it's good news isn't it? ;)

Then as you turn to your left, you enter the room of Karma Sutra. Where they show you paintings or drawings on the Karma Sutra. There's are different version too. Chinese style, Japanese style, Indian style etc.

But they're just drawings. Nothing too explicit yet. Haha.

Inside, there are also lots of videos, and I have only one word to describe the museum - "porn". It's all porn. Lots of naked men and women on display. Videos of men stripping, couples having sex, gays having sex (ew!). Why they even had a whole room - theater - where they play porn and customers can just sit and watch. My friends and I looked from the outside and noticed that the people at those seats were usually middle-aged men. Hmmm...

There are some interesting reads though, apart from the porn. Like what a pedophile Charlie Chaplin was, how the word Casanova came about, what condoms were made of in the past, what lolitas are...

You would be surprised after reading how gross some celebrities were. This section of the museum was the one I enjoyed the most. At least I learned something interesting.

Click on the images below to read those articles!

There was also a Playboy section telling you the history of Playboy and the women featured over the years. Then of course, there was a huge section of Marilyn Monroe since she was the sex symbol in the past (how could they forget her?).

It's an eye opener for conservative people like me. 300Kr is a little pricey though, but it was an interesting museum nonetheless.