The world is dotted with erotic spots Whether it’s sex museums, or amusement parks dedicated to eroticism or phallic monuments ancient ones, these places put sex in the spotlight sex in all its glory. glory. Let’s visit them together, comfortably settled behind our screens.
Erotic museums
Many erotic museums have, alas, closed their doors by now. But it’s not too late to visit them virtually through photos.
The Musée de l’Érotisme de Paris was located right in the heart of Pigalle, on the boulevard de Clichy. It closed in 2016, for want of space to house its collection. It housed erotic objects from various eras, from naughty vases of ancient Greece to contemporary comics.
Read: Musée de l’Érotisme de Paris: virtual visit.
The Beate Uhse Erotik-Museum was the world’s largest erotic museum. It closed in 2014. It spanned three floors and housed over 5,000 erotic objects.
Read: Beate Uhse Erotik-Museum, in Berlin: virtual visit.
The Amsterdam Sex Museum, for its part, is still open. Its collection is more modest, however, it is still well worth a visit. We visited it.
Read: The Amsterdam Sex Museum.
Erotic places in the open air
In South Korea, there is a theme park dedicated to eroticism. Named Jeju Loveland, this adult playground features over 140 lewd sculptures.
Read: Jeju Loveland, erotic theme park.
Haesindang Park, in South Korea, is littered with penile statues, and this, to appease the ghost of a young woman. This earns it the nickname of Penis Park.
Read: Penis Park: a Korean park filled with phallic totems.
The Chao Mae Tuptim is a Thai place of prayer. Its particularity? It gathers hundreds of penile statues.
Read: The Chao Mae Tuptim, a Thai phallic shrine.
And now that we have visited some of these phallic places, let’s take a virtual tour of the world’s willy-shaped monuments.
Read: Penises and monuments: a world tour of phallic places.
