The most terrible thing is not the ghost ~ is the man! - Chicago Medieval Torture Museum

A controversial place - Medieval Torture Museum! Located near the Chicago Theater, although the facade is low-key, the exhibits inside the museum are exciting and heavy taste!
More than 100 unique utensils and installations are on display, based on historical documents and engravings; The daily entry ticket here already includes a "ghost hunt" dragon, especially welcome you to "listen to the ghost story" with your family on your birthday; It's not recommended if you're under 18.

There is a collection of nearly 50 kinds of ancient and exciting torture instruments, each piece is a witness to history. The unique design of the museum allows you to travel back in time and experience the cruelty and absurdity of history through interactive experiences. The exhibits here are amazing, is those who like heavy taste, the pursuit of different experiences you must not miss the place!

Recently, because of Halloween, there will be people dressed up as witches walking around the museum. They won't scare you, because torture is enough -- what could be more terrifying than the dark side of man? The museum also hopes to arouse people's reverence for life by exposing history.

Are you brave enough to look at the other side of human civilization?

Chicago Museum of Ice Cream

After feeling the scary atmosphere, go to the Museum of Ice cream to calm down! It's also Halloween-themed, but "Treat" from "Trick or Treat" has been chosen here, allowing you to enjoy the flavors of seasonal foods (like pumpkins) and designs that fit the holiday theme.

Wait for your exclamation, not your fright

As soon as you walk in the door, you can grab Dove sorbet from the freezer and the chocolate crispy shell is sweet and delicious inside

The jelly belly room is an ice cream cone

The balloon room has two flavors of sorbet

Hot dog ice cream in a room full of doughnuts is best advised not to add sauce Hahaha Don't ask me why

Interactive games in the room there are two flavors of slime ice cream probably haha Anyway, you can pull a long wire that kind

All of the above is included in the ticket
The museum is full of pink and it's nice to shoot and it takes about two hours to have fun and take pictures everywhere

It's also a great place to take photos with your Halloween makeup! Any style can be matched with the full coverage of pink, and the absurdity and inauthenticity of the invisible reveal as if their own strange special effects, no problem to fit the atmosphere of Halloween!

Skulls, which can be seen everywhere on Halloween, are the most common exhibit here. If Halloween uses skulls to carry the souls of the dead, then the skulls here are used to study how to save the lives of the living. Since 1954, it has been home to the only museum in North America dedicated to the field of surgery.

I am very interested in surgery (history) because of my personal experience. This international Museum of Surgery is, as far as I know, the only facility in the United States dedicated exclusively to this subject, and it's a cry for me.
In the regular exhibition, there are various ancient and contemporary surgical instruments, medical models, sculptures of famous historical medical scientists, and oil paintings of surgical scenes. It is worth mentioning that the overall curation is very non-Eurocentric, but equally focused on the medical history of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. There are two exhibition halls on Taiwanese and Japanese medicine.
The special exhibition section is composed of works by artists in residence of the museum and other artists who work around medicine.

I was very moved by a painting of a woman who rode 60 miles on horseback to the doctor's office on Christmas Day, without anesthetic, with her stomach enlarged by a tumor. The doctor told her that this type of tumor had not been operated on before, and that if she tried to remove it, she might die, but she would also die without surgery, and let her choose. The woman chose to undergo surgery, and for half an hour, without anesthetic, she hummed through it. The surgery was successful, and she lived an extra 32 years.