Body Worlds

Amsterdam's Body Worlds promises you a fascinating trip into the functioning of the human body, living up to its name. The exhibition, one of Amsterdam's more well-known and creative tourist attractions, has more than 200 plastinated people's bodies.

It aims to educate the general public on the tight connection between physical and emotional well-being. An attraction for people with an open mind, the exhibition attracts a staggering number of visitors each year from all around the world. Learn how your physical health is affected by your level of happiness; cheerful people have better and longer lives.

• The Happening Project: 

You may embark on a fascinating trip through the human body at Body Worlds Amsterdam. Real human bodies that have been plastinated are on show in the exhibition, providing a unique and enthralling look beneath our skin, into the anatomy, and how our bodies function.

More than 100 locations in America, Africa, Europe, and Asia have hosted tours of this innovative attraction, which has become a global phenomenon and enjoyed tremendous international success. Since the debut of the Body Worlds exhibition in 1995, it has drawn more than 47 million people. Are you prepared for this once-in-a-lifetime experience? Visit the Body Worlds' permanent display in Amsterdam.

• Visit Body Worlds with Kids: 

At first appearance, you might not think it, but Body Worlds Amsterdam is an excellent place for kids. At one of the exhibitions, millions of kids from all over the world have already been through the human body, and we are prepared to welcome many more. You've come to the correct place if you're looking for family-friendly activities in Amsterdam.

A stunning display where you may explore your own body is called Body Worlds. You discover everything there is to know about our health, anatomy, and the consequences of happiness. It gives you an exceptional opportunity to learn more about your body. More than 200 anatomical replicas of real human beings preserved using Dr. Gunther von Hagens's plastination technology make up the show.