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

About

The Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History is an extraordinary blend of strange objects, taxidermy, art, and occult artefacts, all curated into a single, intimate cabinet of wonder. The collection, assembled by Viktor Wynd himself, ranges from ancient Dodo bones and two‑headed lambs to erotic illustrations and modern street‑art. The museum occupies the storied 11 Mare Street in East London, a narrow but richly decorated space that renders every visit a journey through bizarre history and quirky culture. Visitors arrive to discover the Wunderkabinett, the core of the collection, surrounded by specialty departments such as the Cabinet of Monsters, Human Hair Gallery, and Fairies & Mermaids rooms. The Absinthe Parlour – described by Imbibe Magazine as the world’s most curious cocktail bar – sits adjacent to the galleries, offering an eclectic menu of absinthes and other spirits that complement the museum’s eccentric atmosphere. The museum is ideally suited for families, history lovers, and anyone fascinated by the strange and hidden corners of the world. A curated guided tour, often paired with a complimentary glass of Devil’s Botany Absinthe, is available during the week and on weekends.

Highlights

• Unique Taxidermy
• Dodo Bones
• Dark Fairy Tales

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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