Visitors can expect to explore new galleries that follow the story of medicine through different time periods and medical innovations. They can wander through the streets of Victorian Leeds, witness operations in a 19th-century operating theatre, visit a 70s-style sexual health clinic, and learn about how the world responds to crisis.
The staff welcomed the group with excellent friendliness and catered to their needs immediately. Walking around the museum provided lots of intrigue and some horror, serving as a sobering reminder of what we should be grateful for in our lives. The group plans to visit again in the near future, especially with the value offered by an annual membership.
On the main floor, visitors can find old-fashioned historical medical pieces like shady cure-alls and an immersive 'disease street.' Upstairs, they can explore more modern items such as prosthetics, iron lung units, and x-ray machines. Despite some technical issues with interactive exhibits, the overall experience was enjoyable.
The museum is a great place to visit with kids, offering events and a soft play area for little ones. Families can look out for special events and activities to enhance their visit. The museum provides a cool and engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
Visitors found the museum to be very interesting and definitely worth a visit. The exhibits were engaging and informative, providing a unique perspective on the history of medicine. Some visitors noted the value of an annual membership for multiple visits and further exploration of the museum's offerings.
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