My Travel Forth & Back

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At 9:30am this mor­ning my excur­si­on to the body-worlds began. but first i had to pick up a fri­end of mine and we had a quick break­fast at his place. the dri­ve to Frankfurt-Fechenheim was no deal but fin­ding the event-hall in midst of an indus­tri­al park took us quite long. the­re were buses fil­led with crowds of high­scool stu­dents awai­ting us.. as if they had not­hing bet­ter to do at 11 o’clock! even so it was not neces­sa­ry to stand in line at the cash box (in mann­heim visi­tors often had to wait 4h to get in!) … the admis­si­on char­ge was 9 Euro (redu­ced pri­ze), cata­lo­gues and wire­less info pho­nes not included.

Unfort­u­na­te­ly the expo­si­ti­on its­elf real­ly was a big dis­ap­point­ment for me (may­be my expec­ta­ti­ons were to high?). the show room had only about 200 squa­re meters, which is about 600 squa­re feet, and the­re were only cir­ca 25–30 full body plas­ti­na­ti­ons and seve­ral smal­ler parts on dis­play. Some of them were cle­ar­ly desi­gned only for cheap show effects and had no edu­ca­tio­nal mes­sa­ge at all, others i had alre­a­dy seen befo­re. Just 1h later we were on our way back home & i had spent about 30 Euro altog­e­ther. btw. no came­ras were allo­wed, so i don’t have any pic­tures for you. mind you, i would not show them anyway…

on the who­le, ins­tead of spen­ding that much money for almost not­hing, i would rather recom­mend to visit an ana­to­mic­al insti­tu­te at a uni­ver­si­ty near­by. most of them have ana­to­mic­al exhi­bits of their own and will sure­ly let you see them (free of charge).

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