Bulging at the seams, the Icelandic Phallological Museum boasts an impressive package, hosting the largest collection of penises in the world – and now it’s adding a human penis to the collection.
Coming in all shapes and sizes, over 200 specimens are preserved in test tubes and glass vessels, while others are displayed like hunting trophies on the walls.
No matter how big or small the Icelandic Phallological Museum in the northern fishing town of Húsavík wants to show it all.
‘It is finally possible for individuals to undertake serious study into the field of phallology in an organized, scientific fashion,’ boast the museum’s website.
Dedicated to showing penises from all mammals in or around Iceland it has recently added its newest specimen to the collection.
A human penis was donated by 95-year-old Páll Arason after his death to be exposed to the public.
The human penis can be seen alongside attractions of all sizes including tiny specimens of field mice genitalia to a gigantic sperm whale willy measuring 170 cm (67 inches) long.
The well-endowed museum also boasts a big collection of phallic artwork and artifacts – from penis paintings to lampshades made from bull scrotums.
