Weird attractions – Travel Corkboard
Guardian Travel readers' tales of strange attractions and creepy museums - thanks to all who contributed
@GuardianTravel The Cumberland Pencil Museum in Keswick. Featuring the world's largest pencil. #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel The museum of "Totomoxtle" or Corn leaf at #Xico, Veracruz, #Mexico. It's a curious and crafty local museum #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel prob the weirdest place is the 'house of bones' in Evora, portugal. A church made entirely of human bones #TravelCorkboard
Been to a weird attraction? I went to tofu 'factory', Java. Man climbed into barrel and squidged mixture with his feet. Yum #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel Ripley's Believe it or Not in Guadalajara, Mex; although it possibly falls under "awful" rather than weird #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel #handsdown #oneofthebest Spy Museum in D.C. Best part, feeling like a spy & crawling through a vent system #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel Killing Fields:walking amongst remains,tripping over a buried tooth. Sad&eerie hearing children play in a schoolyard nearby
@GuardianTravel Soviet nuclear submarine factory, Balaklava, Ukraine. Extremely weird and uber James Bond #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel hair museum in Turkey rates a mention, but my all time favourite is Lenin's enormous head, Ulan Ude, Russia #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel Tin Shed Experience, Carmarthenshire. Private collection, owner worked on Band of Bros http://www.tinshedexperience.co.uk #TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel guided tour down a working mine 'cerro rico' in potosi, buying and letting off some dynamite, boom!#TravelCorkboard
@GuardianTravel Monkey temple Phrang Sam Yot, Lopburi. Over run by 2000 thieving monkeys #TravelCorkboard http://farangtravel.blogspot.com/2012_02_01_archive.html?m=0- @GuardianTravel The Cumberland Pencil Museum in Keswick. Featuring the world's largest pencil. #TravelCorkboard
