Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square Review

Here, you will encounter all kinds of novel and strange exhibits. When you enter the exhibition hall, it can be said to start a strange trip to New York. The exhibits all subvert the imagination. Just like the museum's name: Believe It or Not! You believe that the world, the face of hair, the tongue is divided in half, and the top can light candles. With multimedia interactive display, it opens a wonderful journey, which is the world's most curious museum. The museum was founded and built by the explorer Robert L. Ripley. He was the author of the comics column of the New York Global Times, traveling to 198 countries around the world to collect wonderful people from all over the world.

I have played in such museums in Jeju Island and Thailand. If you don't have any highlights, they are almost the same layout. Those who are interested can come and play, it feels okay.

Many cities have museums like this. Believe it or not, your museum has time to see it. It is not bad to make yourself happy. It feels not much different for museums in other cities. There are more young people visiting.

On the famous Time Square, there are many strange things. It reminds me of the "beautiful snake" displayed in the park when I was a child. Outside the tent, banners were hung to attract tourists. The museum was first opened near the Piccadilly Circle in London, but it was not visited last time.

An interesting place that you will know many facts that you didn’t even know before

Wow, it was a big surprise. Nextdoor was crowded with questions, so we decided to go to Ripley largely because of a friend's recommendation. The exhibition is spectacular. We spent a lot of time there and learned a lot of interesting things. We were very surprised at the many things we could see there.

Ripley ' ' s Believe it or Not! Times Square is an interesting museum with some fantastic, fantastic and even bizarre exhibits. It's very suitable for parent-child travel. It's very close to Times Square, next to Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. We can arrange a visit together. Many of the exhibits are native to the United States and are very helpful in understanding American culture.