An interesting museum that you should go to with prior knowledge. It is ideal for medical students. There is no waiting at the entrance to the museum, I did not encounter any crowds or queues. When entering the museum, the ticket seller will explain to you that photography is not allowed, even when I asked him if it was possible because I was studying medicine, he answered "no". However, almost all visitors used the opportunity to take photos of interesting things. The setting is very educational, full of pathological conditions from various fields of medicine. From time to time you can expect the presence of employees to check that visitors are following the prescribed rules. Although the building has about 4 floors, only the ground floor is intended for exhibitions. Since the building is circular in shape, the entrance at the end of the plow will also be the exit from the museum. The rooms are really small, but it is possible to see a lot. The tour takes about 45 minutes to an hour, if you have more free time you will probably stay longer if you are in the medical profession. If you are a medical layman, then this topic is not for you. All recommendations for this narrowly specialized museum.